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We have been battling Weber State for 20 years, and blood donors like you can make sure we keep our trophy and continue saving lives with the American Red Cross!

As part of USU's Ramadan initiatives this year, COSAS distributed meals to students.

Students connected to the wider Cache Valley community through regular Days of Service coordinated by COSAS.

COSAS staged another successful Day of Service that commemorated the legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. by working with the WAB Warming Center, local businesses, and the Cache Humane Society.

Volunteer your time and muscles to rakes leaves or shovel snow for local senior citizens and community members with disabilities.

The Service Center, the Interfaith Initiative, and the International Student Council are teaming up to organize various events to provide support and build community during Ramadan this year.

The Service Center has collaborated with the American Red Cross for decades to provide Aggies opportunities to serve! Learn about our plans for this semester.

Grab a donut and some hot cocoa and learn more about how you can make a difference in our communities through service and community engagement opportunities.

All Aggies are welcome to learn how they can make a difference in their communities by working with the CCE

Thanks to funding from the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriation Act (CRRSAA), the Utah State University Center for Community Engagement has hired Kara Bachman as the Food Security Coordinator for the Student Nutrition Access Center (...

The Service Center has curated a series of fun, delicious cooking demonstration videos and will provide meal kits to accompany the videos.

USU's Christensen Office of Social Action and Sustainability has partnered with Cache Community Connections (CCC) to create Community Rakes & Shovels, a service that provides raking and shoveling services for senior citizens and people with disabilities i...

Student organization's and student leaders have stepped up and are still serving those in need of a meal during the coronavirus pandemic. The Student Nutrition Access Center (SNAC Pantry) typically serves about 400 individuals per week, but COVID has caus...

Research shows that ⅓ of USU students are unable to access sufficient quantities of affordable, nutritious food. The SNAC pantry provides resources to students and members of the campus community who either do not have enough money to buy food, are confin...

The programs of the Service Center did all kinds of work in our communities this academic year, from picking fruit to interpreting at parent-teacher conferences.

In mid-November 2019 the Christensen Office of Social Action and Sustainability at Utah State University partnered with USU’s Dining Services to raise nearly $9,000 for the Cache Community Food Pantry, while also hosting an event demonstrating principles ...

The Student Nutrition Access Center remains open to serve Utah State University students, faculty, staff and student families during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) public health emergency.

The Utah State University Student Nutrition Access Center (SNAC Pantry) has made its mark on USU’s campus population over the course of the last 10 years. The SNAC Pantry was formed in 2010 as a student-run organization and has continued to be student run...

Volunteer with local nonprofits to commemorate the legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on his day. Make it a "day on," not a "day off"!

Students spent their breaks serving! Learn about their projects here, from the Christensen Office of Social Action and Sustainability.