Solar flares nearly 93 million miles away have sparked both awe and concerns this week on our small blue-green planet.

Physics Learning Center is Moving to SER 219, starting the week of January 23, 2012.

The national Society of Physics Students has named our chapter as "Outstanding" for the 6th year in a row.

USU Scientists Keith Mott (Biology) and David Peak (Physics) Study How Stomata Communicate.

What makes a bicycle stay up while you’re riding it? What makes a rocket blast into space? Can a person really lie on a bed of nails without getting hurt? Inquiring minds of all ages are invited to learn the answer to these questions and more at Utah State University Physics Department’s fourth ...Click here for more

Everyone is invited to the 4th annual Department of Physics November Demo Show. Friday, Nov. 18. It's Free!!!

Star gazing through the Physics Department's rooftop observatory. Friday, Nov. 11. Free! Open to the public!

Mad scientists, ghoulish mutants and three floors of optical illusions, weird science and scary thrills await Cache Valley residents Friday, Oct. 28, on the Utah State University campus.

Friday, Oct. 7, USU’s Science Unwrapped welcomes physicist Gabriela González, who will discuss the Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory or “LIGO,” a multi-university experiment to search for gravitational waves.