Aspiring physics teacher Milo Maughan prepares for annual rite of spring

Utah State University’s Department of Physics is among the first four universities in the nation honored with a new national award recognizing excellence in preparing physics students for successful graduate study and careers.

All are invited to view spring’s evening sky as the Utah State University Observatory opens its doors to the public Friday, April 20, from 8:30-10:30 p.m. Admission is free.

Two USU physics students received Honorable Mention in this year's Goldwater Scholar competition. This continues a tradition of Goldwater excellence at USU and USU's Physics Department.

The American Physical Society's Committee on Education seeks to recognize physics departments and /or undergraduate-serving programs in physics that support best practices in education at the undergraduate level.

Lidar laser doesn’t just put on a strange show over the Logan night sky; it’s a leader in atmospheric studies.

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.