New equipment, enhanced security, and extended hours elevate fitness experience for students and community members 
USUE Wins Jazz Junior College National Championship 
Students plant trees in Scofield 
Doug Miller named associate vice president and chief campus administrator of USU Eastern 
Thompson named to the helm of USU Eastern men’s soccer program 
A coach unravels again
After calling in a bomb threat to an elementary school by sending the threat in an email message to several...
Thoughts on Colin Kaepernick’s decision to sit during national anthem
This archived article was written by: Tai Justice I’m sure you’ve heard about a million takes and thoughts on what...
Meet Quinn Peters, USUE’s new point guard from Orem, Utah
This archived article was written by: Richard Worsham The USU Eastern men’s basketball team reloaded this year bringing in players...
Hopes are high as women’s soccer concludes preseason
This archived article was written by: Megan Fietkau After a long, hot summer of sprints and distance runs, 31 Lady...
Is He Dead? Opens ‘16-’17 theater season
USU Eastern Theatre faculty are proud to announce their upcoming theatre season beginning with, Is He Dead? The play is...
Thinking outside . . .
This archived article was written by: Travis Hill Students are two weeks into the school year and undoubtedly some have...
USU Eastern and the summer Olympics
This archived article was written by: Edmond James Sanders Hopefully we relished our summer vacation whether it was devoting time...
Annual Day of Caring can make change in the community
If you want to see a change in this community, the United Way’s Day of Caring is one of the...
Gallery East
USU Eastern Anatomy professor Tyson Chappell will share a selection of his photographs in an exhibit, entitled The 2nd Law...
Stress impacts college students
This archived article was written by: EJ Sanders Jr. What an incredible time it is to be an Eagle with...
Hikes to go on, stars to gaze at, ruins to explore, friends to make
This archived article was written by: Hanna Coleman I moved to Price two weeks before school started. I didn’t know...
Hikes to go on, stars to gaze at, ruins to explore, friends to make
This archived article was written by: Hanna Coleman I moved to Price two weeks before school started. I didn’t know...
Former college president succumbs at 98
The president of Carbon College from 1959-62, Claude J. Burtenshaw, 98, passed away in Logan. One of the college’s four-residential...
More than just a new coach
This archived article was written by: Kayla Newman At the end of last school year and a rough season, the...
USU Eastern volleyball bringing home wins
This archived article was written by: Kayla Newman The womens volleyball team has been hard at work preparing for this...
