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USUSA president runner-up Kapp McCallister raises concerns over transparency in elections cycle Kapp McCallister, runner-up in the 2026 USUSA presidential elections with an eight-vote difference separating him and president-elect Max Alder, said All 4 Mar 0
Tuition to increase by 3.36% Utah State University President Brad L. Mortensen and USUSA President Brandon Sorensen announced an expected 3.36% tuition increase and a Campus News 3 Mar 0
New Starbucks location opens in the TSC February welcomed a new inhabitant of Utah State University’s TSC: Starbucks. The new location’s grand opening took place on Monday, All 2 Mar 0
USU Gymnastics Challenge Oregon State Aggies compete against Oregon State in the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum on March 6. USU comes out on top with All 7 Mar 0
Aggies push Nevada to overtime, fall short on Senior Night Utah State pushed Nevada to the final possession on Senior Night, but a late overtime scramble ended in a 72-69 All 4 Mar 0
Karson Templin becomes fan favorite at USU With his wavy, bouncing blonde hair held back by what has become a signature headband, junior forward Karson Templin has Men's Basketball 2 Mar 0
Cardboard boats sink and soar in Engineers Week tradition Cardboard and duct tape took center stage as students packed the HPER lap pool for Utah State University’s annual cardboard Community 2 Mar 0
Aggies launch homemade paper rockets with Engineers without Borders The high-pitched squeal of an air compressor echoed across the Utah State University Engineering Quad on Feb. 23 as students Community 2 Mar 0
USU launches student-led night sky monitoring Ashley Starr spent last summer creating pamphlets for Golden Spike National Historical Park’s dark sky certification. This semester, she is Community 2 Mar 0
Column: Lifesavers, a spotlight on SAAVI Editor’s note: This column was updated on March 2 at 6:20 p.m. to adhere to AP Style guidelines. February is Columns 2 Mar 0
Guest Column: Growing demand, crowded shelves, why SNAC needs room to serve On any typical afternoon at Utah State University’s Student Nutrition Access Center, or SNAC, it’s common to see a line Columns 23 Feb 0
Review: ‘The Merry Wives of Windsor’ thrills in opening weekend I had the opportunity to watch the Utah State University Theatre Arts Department’s production of “The Merry Wives of Windsor” Arts & Entertainment 23 Feb 0