by Joe Baraiolo | Oct 11, 2014 | Sports Articles
Coming off of a tough 3-0 loss at Weber State Friday, USU’s Men’s Soccer bounced back to beat BYU Idaho 2-0 on Legacy Fields Saturday. “We started the first half a little slow”, said Junior Goalkeeper Landon Howard, “but we started...
by Ethan Trunnell | Oct 11, 2014 | Features
The piano is perhaps the most common instrument, and certainly one of the most well recognized. Many children learn to play it, and so it becomes, to those who are inspired by it, an important part of early musical education. I took many years of lessons in it myself,...
by Andrew Waibel | Oct 11, 2014 | Sports Articles
The Utah State Women’s Soccer team (7-4-2, 3-1-1 MW) beat San Jose State (3-7-6, 0-4-1 MW) 1-0 at home on Friday. This makes it their third straight win, as well as their third straight shutout. The game did not start the way the Aggies would have hoped however,...
by Brandon Casper | Oct 10, 2014 | Sports Articles
Sunday – this day of the week can mean a few different things. It could mean you are about to spend your entire day in dress clothes, attending various meetings. It could also mean you are about to go clock in for that eight hour shift, since Sunday is your only...
by Brooklynne Noel | Oct 10, 2014 | Sports Articles
The Utah State Volleyball team beat San Jose State in four sets to end the night by lighting the A blue. An especially great night for Kaitlyn VanHoff, who had a 500th career block in the game, and Rachel Orr recorded 1,000th career kill. “The overall night was...
by Skyler Higley | Oct 9, 2014 | Student Life
Utah State University confirmed this Wednesday that the campus indeed had an outbreak of October. Many students remain unsurprised as many have observed the classic symptoms of October. “You can definitely feel the October in the air today,” said freshman...
