Discovery - Spring 2017

In the Feb. 11, 2016, issue of Physical Review Letters, a team of scientists announced they’d heard and recorded, for the first time, a long-predicted, but elusive phenomenon that’s sent ripples of excitement through the globe, including the USU community...

Biochemist Lance Seefeldt and students pioneering discoveries about life-critical enzymes

The Utah State University College of Science announces plans for a new science building to be built with funds allotted from the Utah Legislature on the site of the old Peterson Agriculture Building.

This past summer, 23 students from USU Eastern’s Blanding campus participated in the 2016 Native American STEM Mentorship Program on USU’s Logan campus.

Alum from Utah State University's College of Science helped develop and open a unique thrift store that aides Denver's homeless teens.

College of Science development director Patrick Svedin shares insights on giving. "I particularly appreciate that we each have the right to the 'pursuit of Happiness.' For each of us, this pursuit may have some similarities but, most assuredly, will have ...

When Utah native and long-time USU supporter Thomas Coppin first set foot on Utah State’s Logan campus in 1957, he was undecided about a major, but open to new challenges.

When Al Gore and astrophysicist, science communicator-to-the masses Neil deGrasse Tyson sat down for a chat on April 11, 2016, episode of the latter’s Innovators program on Tech Insider’s StarTalk Radio Show, the topic turned to the ethics of biotechnolog...

In its third decade, Stem outreach event continues to deliver thrilling science fun