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 
Is Dreamer to citizenship doable?
This archived article was written by: Kevin Vanderspek University of California and Janet Napolitano v. US Department of Homeland security...
Removing the “whites only” sign
This archived article was written by: Alex Anderson Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a mere human. He was also...
Reason I finally made a New Year’s resolution
This archived article was written by: Nathaniel Woodward Former Eagle Editor In my living memory, I can’t recall ever making...
Vice chancellor Greg Dart optimistic about enrollment
This archived article was written by: Scott Froehlich Every college needs a steady growth in their enrollment. A healthy number...
What would make Price more of a “college town”?
This archived article was written by: Emma Campbell Logan was rated the second best college town in the U.S. in...
USUE theater professor named top educator at UTA Conference
A USU Eastern associate theatre professor is being recognized for his work in Utah theatre as well as his service...
$6 million theatre renovation on USUE campus
The unveiling of the $6 million renovation of Utah State University Eastern’s Geary Events Center showcased an unbelievably beautiful theatre,...
V.A. Announces Changes for all Veterans at College
Veterans Administration announced recently several changes in polices which will affect many veterans of World War II attending Carbon college...
Statistics Show Typical Student
Here, according to the College Board, is the face of the freshman class: The number of courses in traditional, academic...
Governor Lee Purposes To Close College
At the recent special session of the Utah State Legislature, Gov. J. Bracken Lee proposed to close Carbon College along...
Racism Then, Racism Now
We are all aware of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., his untimely death and his fight for Civil Rights. Dr....
History of “Gibby”
This archived article was written by: C. Thackery If you fail to watch where you walk in front of the...
Evolution of leaders over 80 years
Holding top administrative positions at UVSC, Brigham Young University and Ricks, Ryan L. Thomas was selected as CEU’s eighth president...
Evolution of leaders over 80 years
CEU made national news in 1996 when the Board of Regents hired Utah’s first female and first black president, Grace...
Evolution of leaders over 80 years
Michael A. Petersen is the only CEU alumni to preside over the school. As a student, he was elected freshman...
