Discovery - Spring 2018

Sometimes, timing is everything. Had the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) contacted Utah State University alum Sudipta Shaw (Biochemistry, PhD’17) just a little sooner, he might be following his passion for wildlife photography as a vocation rather than ...

Celebrated High School Science Teacher Debbie Morgan fosters integral connections

Aggies love tradition, so it’s only fitting Aggie Scientists gathered this past winter to observe an ancient tradition, “Topping Off”, while celebrating a major milestone in the construction of the new Life Sciences Building.

Zack Brym (PhD’16, Ecology) reflects on the intersection of art and science

At the College of Science’s Science Unwrapped public outreach event in March 2018, featured speaker David Peak presented the talk, “Do Androids Dream of Electric Art?”

Dean Maura Hagan introduces our Spring 2018 'Year of the Arts' edition of Discovery.

Our College of Science's Director of Development reflects on the life of a philanthropist

Aggie telemark enthusiast, University of Geneva faculty member Sylvain Sardy recalls USU experiences

Arts connect us to critical science information says USU Physics alum, faculty member Rob Davies

Artist Mark Pomilio with Carbon Blue, a work he created for the University of Michigan. He envisions a similar approach for the work he’s creating for USU’s Life Sciences Building.

Geologist Kelly Bradbury, research assistant professor in the USU Department of Geology, relaxes in the newly dedicated Centennial Rock Garden gracing the century-old Geology Building on the Quad.