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10/16/2026

SCIENCE UNWRAPPED TONIGHT! Come learn about the interplay of ballet snd physics with physicist Tonya Triplett and dancer Becky Erickson! 7 PM ESLC 130

Heads up Aggies! Temporary fencing will be installed around the Animal Science building on Oct. 14th as a major renovati...
10/15/2026

Heads up Aggies! Temporary fencing will be installed around the Animal Science building on Oct. 14th as a major renovation and expansion project gets underway. Watch for pedestrian detours near the Quad and follow posted signage. Thanks for your patience!

What do physics and ballet have in common? Join Utah State University’s Science Unwrapped on Friday, Oct. 16, to find ou...
10/14/2026

What do physics and ballet have in common? Join Utah State University’s Science Unwrapped on Friday, Oct. 16, to find out! USU physicist Tonya Triplett and Cache Valley dancer Becky Erickson will explore the forces behind ballet, from leaps to spins, in “The Physics of Ballet.” Hosted by the College of Arts and Sciences, this free, family-friendly event begins at 7 p.m. in the Eccles Science Learning Center on the Logan campus. Hands-on learning activities and refreshments will follow the presentation. All ages are welcome!

Read more here: https://www.usu.edu/today/story/usus-science-unwrapped-explores-physics-of-ballet-on-oct-16

If you've been to Cache Valley, you've heard of Dr. Pierce's Tonic. Graduate students in Professor Jeannie Thomas' folkl...
10/09/2026

If you've been to Cache Valley, you've heard of Dr. Pierce's Tonic. Graduate students in Professor Jeannie Thomas' folklore seminar are helping visitors to Richmond, Utah, learn about the local lore of this 19th-century patent medicine. Through an ongoing grant proposal program funded by the William G. Pomeroy Foundation, USU students have successfully worked with Richmond City government and property owners to erect another "Legends & Lore" historic marker: https://www.wgpfoundation.org/historic-markers/dr-pierce-tonic/

USU Department of History, Cultures, & Ideas
Photo credit: Jeannie Thomas, Utah State University

Congratulations to CABUSA, Utah State University’s American Chemical Society (ACS) chapter, on receiving the Outstanding...
10/09/2026

Congratulations to CABUSA, Utah State University’s American Chemical Society (ACS) chapter, on receiving the Outstanding ACS Student Communities Award for 2025-26! This award represents the highest level of recognition ACS gives its student communities and marks a first for USU. We celebrate the hard work of the chapter’s leadership and student members, with special recognition to chapter leader Jordan Truex for helping make this achievement possible.

ArtSci Networking Night is just around the corner! Be sure to register before Tuesday, October 13th to get a chance to m...
10/08/2026

ArtSci Networking Night is just around the corner! Be sure to register before Tuesday, October 13th to get a chance to meet with our accomplished alumni for meaningful conversations and professional networking. Registration is free and includes dinner and a dessert reception.
Find out more info here: https://artsci.usu.edu/networking-night/

Artsci can’t wait for Halloween!! What are you dressing up as?
10/07/2026

Artsci can’t wait for Halloween!! What are you dressing up as?

The Caine Opera Outreach Quartet performed last week and this week at the STEAM Expos at the USU-Eastern (Blanding) and ...
10/06/2026

The Caine Opera Outreach Quartet performed last week and this week at the STEAM Expos at the USU-Eastern (Blanding) and USU-Uintah Basin regional campuses for secondary students. Their original interactive opera (written by USU alum Benjamin Krutsch and USU professor Dallas Aksoy) was well-received and enjoyed by hundreds of students through 13 performances!

What happens when something that seems ordinary leads to consequences that last for decades? USU English professor and a...
10/01/2026

What happens when something that seems ordinary leads to consequences that last for decades? USU English professor and author Jennifer Sinor explores that question in her new novel, “The Beautiful Plain,” released Oct. 1 by the University of Nebraska Press. Sinor will discuss the novel on Utah Public Radio’s “Access Utah” at 9 a.m. Oct. 6. Read the story to learn more about Sinor’s newest work and her 26 years of teaching at USU.

Find out more here: https://www.usu.edu/today/story/playing-with-fire-usu-author-explores-hilarious-turned-tragic-consequences/

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