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A small satellite built entirely by students at USU recently completed its 117-day mission in space and proved that space exploration can be accomplished by anyone.

The College of Science at Utah State University is full of driven researchers, educators, and mentors. Each year the college recognizes several members who have gone above and beyond the norm to continue to make the college a place of increased merit and quality.

Noelle Cockett, the president of Utah State University, delivered the 2022 State of the University address on Monday morning in…

A satellite called a CubeSat built solely by Utah State University undergraduate students successfully launched from the International Space Station on January 26, 2022 and is orbiting earth.

Built entirely by undergraduate students, the small satellite uses a custom-built inflatable aerodynamic boom to passively stabilize its orbit.

Credit Courtesy of Sheri Quinn Former USU Physics Professor and co-founder of the Small Satellite Conference at Utah State University, Dr. Raymond Gilbert Moore, passed away December 28, 2020 in Monument, Colorado at the age of 92. His aerospace career spanned the beginning of the U.S. Space Program in the late 1940s through the current space age.  Voicemail from Gil: Hi Sheri, it’s Gil. I’m in the hospital at Colorado Springs and so my time has gotten kinda short. I’ll no longer be able...

Former USU Physics Professor and co-founder of the Small Satellite Conference at Utah State University, Dr. Raymond Gilbert Moore, passed away December 28,