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Local witches to dance at upcoming 3rd Annual Cache Valley Fall Boutique
LOGAN – The highlight of the upcoming 3rd Annual Cache Valley Fall Boutique will be the Dancing Witches, performed by ladies of Logan Practical Magic. That event, sponsored by the Cache Valley Co-Op, is slated for 10:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 12 at the Cache County Fairgrounds.
Utah voters to decide whether to nix Utah’s education earmark. Here’s what’s at stake
Utahns have a complex but important question before them on the November ballot. Should Utah wipe out its nearly 100-year-old constitutional earmark on income tax revenue (currently reserving that money for public and higher education and some services for children or people with disabilities) to, in a way, open the door to tax reform 2.0 […]
USU’s Kevin Reeve is a Zoom ambassador in new program | News
LOGAN – Zoom is strengthening its commitment to educational institutions with its launch of the Education Ambassador Program and in the process has named Utah State University’s Kevin Reeve as one of its 30 worldwide Ambassadors. Reeve is USU’s director of Teaching & Learning Technologies. Reeve said...
Jeff Spears Tapped as Next Faculty-to-Student Mentorship Coordinator for Statewide Campuses
Price, Utah — James Taylor, Utah State University vice president for Statewide Campuses, and Vice Provost Pam Dupin-Bryant have selected Jeff Spears from the USU Eastern campus as the next coordinator for the statewide faculty-to-student mentoring program. Spears replaced David Law, who as of Aug. 1 officially took the role of associate vice president at USU Uintah Basin.
USU Research to Supply Crops With Resources to Withstand Climate Change, Drought
New research from Utah State University engineers aims to improve crop health by curbing two major factors: climate change and drought. David Britt, a professor in the biological engineering department, will work with Joe Robins in the Agricultural Research Service, a subsidiary of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The grant, roughly $300,000, was awarded by the National Institute of Food and Agriculture.
Paris Olympics Come to Utah
Paris in the summer, Utah in the fall. The Olympic greats continue their dazzling performance past the dates and boundaries of the summer games by bringing gymnastics to Utah in September. If you didn't get enough of the gold medal performance of our US Olympic gym team then grab a...
The price of chocolate isn’t going down anytime soon
LOGAN, Utah — The price of your Easter chocolate shot way up last year, but it has come down since. Utah chocolate makers are riding out the price spike felt around the world. Unfortunately, there are about a half dozen reasons why the price of chocolate isn’t dropping anytime soon.
Trump-backed US Rep. Celeste Maloy wins Republican primary in Utah after recount, court case
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — U.S. Rep. Celeste Maloy narrowly won the Republican primary in Utah’s 2nd Congressional District on Tuesday after the state Supreme Court rejected her challenger’s lawsuit that asked justices to count a batch of ballots with late postmarks after Maloy defeated him in a recount by fewer than 200 votes. After hearing oral arguments last week, the Utah Supreme Court shot down Colby Jenkins’ last-ditch effort to recover enough disqualified ballots to overtake his opponent. The panel determined that Jenkins failed to identify any instance where election officials did not comply with state law, Chief Justice...
Upper Basin states propose agreement with U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Colorado River water managers are moving forward with a plan to track and get credit for conserved water. The Upper Colorado River Commission on Monday voted unanimously to move ahead with the creation of a memorandum of understanding with the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation that would provide accounting and credit to the Upper Basin states (Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming) for water saved through conservation programs. It would also identify qualifying criteria for water conservation projects. A draft of the agreement is expected by the end of September.
Three Utah State Gymnasts Garner Scholastic All-America Accolades
LOGAN, Utah – Utah State's gymnastics team was one of 63 programs to be recognized by the Women's Collegiate Gymnastics Association, while three gymnasts were named Scholastic All-Americans, it was announced by the organization on Wednesday. As a team, Utah State earned a 3.59 grade point average for the 2023-24 academic year. Individually, graduate Lexi Aragon (environmental engineering), graduate Juliette Boyer (law & constitutional studies) and freshman Hattie Wright (kinesiology) were honored for maintaining a 4.0 GPA during the academic year. Follow For more information on the Utah State gymnastics program, follow the Aggies on Twitter at @USUGymnastics, on Facebook...
Top 25 Aggies of 2024 - #9 Cole Motes
Climbing inside the top 10 of the Cache Valley Media Group's Top 25 Aggies of 2024, it's time to reveal the number nine Utah State football player for the upcoming season — offensive lineman Cole Motes. Motes is one of the longest-tenured USU football players, now entering his sixth...
Utah State Picked Second in Preseason Poll as Mehmedovic and Barlow are Named to All-MW Preseason Team
LOGAN, Utah – Utah State volleyball was picked to finish second in the Mountain West preseason coaches poll, while senior Adna Mehmedovic and junior Tierney Barlow were each named to the all-MW preseason team. Mehmedovic, a 6-foot-1 opposite side hitter from Peoria, Arizona, was named to the all-MW team...
Changing the Map: New AI Technology, Geospatial Mapping Certificates Offered
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