Shortly after Noelle Cockett was first appointed president of Utah State University, she began investigating ways to increase the diversity
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A pivotal discovery in Lisa Berreau’s chemistry lab happened like many scientific advances throughout history—by serendipity. A few years ago, while
“Instructors are advised to limit their instruction to one of the other branches of our student population, either civilian or
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Noelle E. Cockett President Utah State University Students and alumni returning to the Logan campus this fall may notice some improvements. In May, the
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You’ve hummed it in the shower, in the car, and walking across the Quad. You’ve bellowed it from the stands
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The sound of motor boats in the distance triggers a Pavlovian response in Bahamian Rock Iguanas. The endangered lizards dart to