Utah Governor Spencer Cox established the BUILD Coordinating Council to align state agency strategies and planning to maintain Utah's quality of life.

USU's Heravi Peace Institute contributed to the Diplomacy of the Heart Conference in Uzbekistan, focusing on peace, intercultural dialogue, and education.

Nancy Glomb is retiring from Utah State University after 21 years, leaving a legacy in special education and statewide campus leadership. Her career is marked by dedication to expanding educational access.

USU introduces Spanish-language campus tours, a new initiative supported by student ambassadors and academic staff, to enhance accessibility for prospective students and their families.

University of Utah's Huntsman Cancer Institute successfully performed an allogeneic stem cell transplant using cells from a deceased donor, potentially improving treatment access for blood cancer patients.

University of Utah's Department of Public Safety ensured a secure graduation event, with detailed planning and unseen security measures, as graduates celebrated their achievements.

Study finds migratory songbirds are molting earlier each year due to climate change, as observed over 13 years at the University of Utah's field station, with potential impacts on survival related to migration and breeding.

Utah's Governor Cox and Lt. Governor Henderson's week includes meetings with officials, attending events like the Special Olympics, and discussions on housing and public safety.

Utah's Governor Cox orders flags at half-staff for Memorial Day to honor fallen soldiers, with directives for the flags to be raised at noon to transition from mourning to celebration of valor.

Trevor Short was hired as USU's Senior Associate AD for Health, Wellness & Performance, aiming to elevate student-athlete development by integrating various well-being aspects.

Utah celebrated EMS Week with a Leadership Summit and awards ceremony, recognizing the dedication of EMS professionals and fostering strategic dialogue.

The search for a new president at Utah State University has begun, led by a search committee focused on finding a leader committed to student education, research, and community involvement.

Fazilat Soukhakian, a USU photography professor, was named the 2025 Honors Outstanding Professor by the University Honors Program for her impactful work and interdisciplinary approach.