Three students run for Student Government President
I HearYou My Platform is “I Hear You” which has two parts that coincide. The first, being a voice for...
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Two students run for VP of Student Services and Academics
Build a More Diverse and Accepting USU Eastern My name is Nathanial Lawrence Smith and originally from Ferron, Utah, where...
Quiet Please
Letter to the Editor I love books, studying and a quiet place where I can study with full concentration. I...
Student government elections coming soon
Student government elections are held early spring semester each year to select the best leaders for the Utah State University...
Madsen named interim athletic director
Utah State University Eastern Associate Vice President Greg Dart announced the appointment of Scott Madsen as the USU Eastern Interim...
Craig Jessop’s talent will be shared during a January USU Eastern weekend
Dr. Craig Jessop, dean of the Caine College of the Arts at USU, will present a multimedia lecture on Thursday,...
Be like Mike
Mayor reaches out to involve youth in community Jon Banasky guest writer Price City Mayor Michael Kourianos is not...
Staff’s TOP-10 Eagle articles of 2018
“USUE Chancellor Peterson retiring June 30” Utah State University Eastern saw its longtime chancellor, Joe Peterson, step down in June....
Nield named Player of the week
Utah State Eastern freshman guard Blaze Nield has been named the Scenic West Athletic Conference Player of the Week. The...
Welding with the best in America
It’s almost like a broken record when another Utah State University Eastern student wins a competition or is named as...
Helper Photographer’s Riverwalk Meditations’ displayed at Gallery East
According to Huntzinger, this series of photographs was created throughout the summer of 2018, with the inclusion of a couple...
Is the border wall worth shutting down the government?
Scott Froehlich managing editor On Dec. 22, after failed attempts to reach an agreement on the federal budget, much of...
King Arthur musically brought to life
USU Eastern’s 2018-19 theatre season begins with “Spamalot,” the 2005 Tony Award winner for Best Musical, "lovingly ripped off" from...
First activities of the semester
The first week of school for students can often be overwhelming. Between figuring out classes, making new friends, and trying...
Straquadine discusses the physical and personnel campus changes over the summer
Both physical and personnel changes took place on campus this summer. Interim Chancellor Gary Straquadine describes them as “physical and...
