Pranks, when done well, can be memorable, funny, and even unifying—particularly against a common adversary like Brigham Young University. A good
When Mitchell Heap used to return home to Star Valley for family events, “I’d start losing people at, ‘So, the
This time of year can be particularly hard in the best of times. We have short days, long nights, surrounded
Change is hard. But the status quo can be worse. Nearly a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, many of us have
In 1970, with much of the Utah State University campus community involved in the Vietnam War – whether actively deployed
In the fall, Utah State University was one of only five colleges using wastewater monitoring to identify SARS-CoV-2 in sewage
We originally had utopian visions for our cover with a happy focus on the future. The pandemic’s punch to the
Often after foundations are poured, drywall covered, and punchlists completed, new buildings feel like they could be any building anywhere. How
Kristen Kator ’04 designs for the future. A big part of her job as a lead designer with Samsung Research America
In 1982, when Utah State University reached out to me to apply for a faculty position directing the writing center