Celebrate 50 years of undergraduate research with '50 faces of research!' Each week, we'll spotlight those who have contributed to this milestone - mentors, alumni, and current students. Follow along for more!

Today's the day... Visit the Tippetts and Eccles Gallery today between 9 am and 5 pm for the final gallery day of "This is Research: Celebrating 50 Years of Innovation!"

It's a bird, it's a plane... it's an exhibit at the now-open research gallery, "This is Research!" January 13th - January 24th, 9am-5pm Chase Fine Arts Center - Tippets and Eccles Galleries

Trivia: Attending a workshop with the Office of Research will help you... A) Perfect CV & interviewing techniques B) Create compelling content for your research C) Utilize library resources D) Take care of your body and brain Trick question: All of the above. Link in bio.

What do these three objects have to do with research? Find out at the new gallery event, "This is Research: Celebrating 50 Years of Undergraduate Research." January 13th - January 24th Chase Fine Arts Center - Tippetts and Eccles Galleries

You don't want to miss this... Join us in celebrating a remarkable milestone in 2025 as Utah State University commemorates 50 years of groundbreaking undergraduate research. Follow along for special events and updates.

"The more I worked with them in more diverse roles than I’ve done here before, the more I realized I really would enjoy taking this challenge.” Read more about Jennifer Duncan, the newly-named Dean of Libraries, on the exciting challenges of the role:

Hi AGGIES! How are you spending your last week of summer?

With their innovative project, Juan Villalba’s team hopes to find a way to cut harmful methane gasses, help cattle be healthier, create more diverse rangelands, and keep ranches economically sound. Read more about this #USUResearch at

On August 25-27, @usuextension will host the educational skills workshop, "Becoming an Outdoors Woman." Attendees can learn a variety of outdoor skills, including rock climbing, rappelling, firearm safety, and more! Learn more at

The event, titled “Impulsivity, poor decisions and what to do about it,” will be at Gallivan Hall in downtown Salt Lake City and will feature a 30-minute presentation, live Q&A, and free lunch for all attendees.

“It hurts my brain to imagine how much is out there — it just might explode now that I’m catching just a glimpse of what lies ahead.” 💫 USU researchers are excited about images from outer space by NASA from the James Webb Space Telescope. Learn more at

At #USUResearchLandscapes today, Dr. Matt Yost of @usuextension will share his research findings about water optimization on Utah's farms. Learn more at

At the next #USUResearchLandscapes event, hosted this Thursday at 4 p.m. in Salt Lake City, Dr. Matt Yost will be speaking about all things agricultural water optimization. Learn more and RSVP at #USUResearch

In this episode of the #InsteadPodcast, civil engineering professor Brady Cox discusses earthquakes in Utah and elsewhere that predict structural impacts, which can inform building codes and construction best practices. Hear the full conversation at

For years, physics professor David Peak informally filled the role and helped numerous Aggies receive Goldwater Scholarships, a prestigious national award that provides financial support to undergraduate researchers in science, math and engineering.

USU physiological ecologist Susannah French is studying the effects of human-induced heat changes on vulnerable species, including iguanas of the world’s tropics and the American Southwest’s side-blotched lizard. Learn more about this #USUResearch

Hosted on Thursday, August 4 from 4-5:30 p.m. at the O.C. Tanner headquarters in Salt Lake City, the event will include a 25-minute presentation, 30 minutes of live question-and-answer, and time to network with other attendees. RSVP today at