Students proud of research, creative work at symposium showcase
Sunday, April 8th, 2012 Posted in Arts and Life, Opinion | Comments Off on Students proud of research, creative work at symposium showcaseBy Rhett Wilkinson LOGAN—By the time College of Humanities and Social Sciences Senator Erika Norton positioned herself between the rest of the college’s student council at USU’s David B. Haight Alumni Center on campus, ready to make announcements for the top ...
Ski season’s not over yet—Try a hike up and ski down Green Canyon
Wednesday, April 4th, 2012 Posted in Arts and Life | Comments Off on Ski season’s not over yet—Try a hike up and ski down Green CanyonBy Evan Thacker Aggie BluePrint writer NORTH LOGAN—Want to ski some fresh powder but don’t know where to go now that Beaver Mountain’s closed for the season? Still crave winter even when the snow has melted on Old Main Hill? Have you ...
The Green Beam—USU’s nighttime landmark the world’s largest laser
Tuesday, February 14th, 2012 Posted in Opinion | Comments Off on The Green Beam—USU’s nighttime landmark the world’s largest laserLidar laser doesn’t just put on a strange show over the Logan night sky; it’s a leader in atmospheric studies By Lindsay Nemelka Aggie BluePrint LOGAN—The mysterious green beam can be seen shining above campus on clear nights. Even though half-serious suspicions of ...
JCOM students launch new online magazine ‘Aggie BluePrint’
Friday, February 3rd, 2012 Posted in Arts and Life | Comments Off on JCOM students launch new online magazine ‘Aggie BluePrint’By Kristen Munson Reprinted from Utah State Today LOGAN—Your campus. Your community. Your magazine. That’s the tagline for Aggie BluePrint, a new student-produced magazine launched in January by JCOM students at Utah State University. The monthly online magazine is the brainchild of Kate ...