Mike Simpson ‘77 was having lunch with his mother and two of his uncles in November 2021 when he felt
Let’s be blunt: the outlook isn’t rosy. For more than two decades trends for above-normal temperatures and below-normal rainfall have
Brian Steed ’97, M.A. ’00, the inaugural executive director of the new Janet Quinney Lawson Institute of Land, Water and
Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument seems to be a place for which the word “vast” was created. The monument’s 1.87
It’s admittedly a complicated work commute. But for a lifelong snowboarder like Tyler Elgiar, who used to dream of working
For centuries, large saline lakes in Utah and Iran have served as feeding grounds for millions of birds. And lately,
Decades of drought leave many people wondering what they can do to preserve every last precious drop. In April, with most
For decades, Utah State University professors climbed aboard small aircraft in Logan to hop over 13,000-foot peaks to teach in
Imagine this frustrating start to your day: Late for work, you rush out the door, forgoing your usual breakfast routine