CHaSS News
Groundbreaking set for writing and events space honoring the legacy of Utah poet May Swenson
The re-imagined Swenson family home will welcome community, writers and learners.
A Light on the Hill for students who be the light of the world
Hundreds of new and not-so-old CHaSSies gathered for this annual ritual to kick off the school year
Poetry contest honoring May Swenson anticipates groundbreaking for retreat
Contest winners will read their poems at ground- breaking ceremony Sept. 18
New summer program lets students of ancient Greek jump a year ahead
Innovative, new 'instinctual' method of learning Ancient Greek finds success
USU's Mountain West Center names 2018 Evans Biography Award winners
Authors explore polygamy through women's diaries and the story-telling of Native Americans.
Three of Utah Business' 'Women to Watch' got start with humanities degrees
Alumni are named in magazine's recognition of state's most influential women in business.
New, original UPR series asks, 'Are we loving Utah lands to death?'
Now that everyone's in on Utah's secrets, where do we go from here?
Fife workshop examines today's folklore with internet's Slender Man
Respected annual conference brings folklorists to USU to study today's digital folklore.
Bennion Teachers' Workshop to explore beginnings of our democracy
Who started the fire? Early revolutions topic of June 4-8 event sponsored by Mountain West Center.
Farewell to 668 CHaSS grads, you'll do great things
CHaSS graduates take the best of the college with them as they begin new lives.
History announces retirement of renowned scholar Philip Barlow
Philip Barlow, the History Department's Arrington Chair for Mormon Studies, set to retire in December.
Embassy reception recognizes CHaSS connections with Peru
CHaSS alumni, friends and faculty gathered at the Embassy of Peru to note college's ties
High-schoolers get real journalism experience at mock car wreck
Fatal car crash is real enough to high school journalists visiting USU for annual awards event.
USU Eastern Police Academy graduates ready for the world
Members of academy's fourth-ever graduating class of new law enforcement officers are ready to serve in local law enforcement.
Our new senator studentsplains CHaSS, and we love it!
What exactly is the College of Humanities and Social Sciences all about? Here's a response from our new CHaSS senator.
2018 CHaSS Awards gallery: Congratuations to our oustanding faculty, students and staff!
The College of Humanities and Social Science recognized the achievements of student, faculty and staff during its annual awards ceremony
Air Force ROTC cadet wing ranks in nation's top 5 for academic prowess
The cadets of Detachment 860 in Utah State University's Air Force ROTC were ranked No. 1 in cumulative GPA among all 34 AFROTC units in the Northwest Region, and No. 5 among all 145 ROTC units nationwide.
Spanish prof honored with the Peak Award for his mentorship
Spanish professor Crescencio López-González was awarded the Peak Prize for Undergraduate Research Faculty Mentor of the Year.
Student journalists to share stories on UPR from MLK tribute in Memphis
Student journalists, part of the USU Civil Rights Pilgrimage for 2018, to share stories on UPR from MLK tribute in Memphis, Tenn.
USU Speech and Debate Team wraps up season with 4th place at nationals
Tournament in Spokane seals team's reputation as top performers
UPR original series ponders 50th anniversary of MLK's death
Utah Public Radio examines the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. in a new original series in conjunction with the USU Civil Rights Pilgrimage.
English professor Joyce Kinkead awarded USU's most prestigious accolade
CHaSS's own Joyce Kinkead earns USU’s highest research honor, the 2018 Wynne Thorne Career Research Award.
2018 CHaSS awards recognize those who 'think, discover, create’
The CHaSS community gathered for awards event to celebrate the accomplishments of students, faculty, staff and friends.
Families invited to Anthropology Museum’s April 7 celebration of eastern Indian dance
A professional eastern Indian dance group will headline the Museum of Anthropology’s Family First Saturday for April with a performance and workshops in classical Indian dance for children and adults.
Utah Supreme Court opens court session to all in appearance at USU
Utah's Supreme Court will hear business as usual in a provisional courtroom on USU's campus. The March 19 proceedings, beginning at 10:30 a.m., are open to students and the public.
CHaSSy Film Festival: Recognizing today's writing needs, plus popcorn
New CHaSSy Awards open the curtain on alternative venues for writing.
Themes of resistance reflected in 2017’s hottest internet trends like #MeToo
USU's Digital Folklife Project announces winner of 2017 Digital Trend of the Year: Themes of resistance reflected in 2017’s hottest internet trends like #MeToo.
Six long-time CHaSS faculty members earn honorary title of Distinguished Professor
Dean Joe Ward names 6 long-time CHaSS faculty members as Distinguished Professors
UPR Pledge Drive
It's fall, which means it's time for UPR Pledge Drive, beginning Sept. 20
Videos of New Perspectives on Joseph Smith and Translation Conference
Videos of 'New Perspectives on Joseph Smith and Translation' conference now online, at faithmatters.org
New Perspectives on Joseph Smith and Translation
One key to understanding Mormonism's prophetic founder, Joseph Smith, is to grapple with his sharply distinctive practice of “translation.” Come take advantage of a unique, day-long conversation by some of Mormon Studies’ leading minds o...
A Light on the Hill - 2017
A Light on the Hill 2017 had a record number of CHaSS majors celebrating the beginning of the semester.
Mountain West Center announces Evans Books Awards winners
A biography of famed LDS scholar Leonard Arrington and a memoir that looks at the ambiguity of isolation are the winners of the annual Mountain West Center Evans Book Awards.
Conference marks Leonard Arrington's 100th birthday with new, diverse scholarship
Conference July 12-13 marks Leonard Arrington's 100th birthday with new, diverse scholarship
CHaSS faculty, students among Robins Award winners
CHaSS faculty, students among Robins Award winners at April 15, 2017 ceremony.
Laurel Thatcher Ulrich Brings Insights into Women's History to USU Lecture on March 15
Laurel Thatcher Ulrich Brings Insights into Women's History to USU Lecture on March 15
New SSWA social justice scholarship
Utah State University’s Department of Sociology, Social Work and Anthropology has created a scholarship program for students who want to become “ambassadors for social justice.” The new “Human Rights and Social Justice Ambassador Scholarship” offers 16
CHaSSy Film Festival: Recognizing today's writing needs, plus popcorn
New CHaSSy Awards open the curtain on alternative venues for writing.
