News & Events

USU is one step closer to realizing its vision of an education and community center in the Monument Valley, thanks to a $500K donation from the Navajo Nation.

Traditional storytelling is reserved for the winter months for many tribes. Utah State University Blanding is honoring this tradition by hosting a series of events focused on telling Native American stories.

Utah State University Blanding held its inaugural First-Generation Celebration, spanning four days from November 6-9.

Utah State University is pleased to announce the opening of a Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) office at the USU Blanding campus. The office was made possible through several grants.

The TRIO department organized a visit to the USU main campus in Logan for students from Blanding camps on September 22 and 23, 2023. This was made possible with the assistance of NASNTI II grant funding and in collaboration with the Division of Diversity,...

Participants in the Native American Summer Mentorship Program share insights from month-long Logan campus experience.

At the USDA National Wildlife Research Center Utah Field Station, USU Blanding scholar Tolonqua Nakai readies food for coyote pups. Nakai is a participant in USU's 2023 Native American Summer Mentorship Program.

From field to lab, NASMP participant Kailee Tohonnie learns techniques for investigating organic pollutants affecting Utah's forests.

The Native American Student Scholarship will pay for tuition and student body fees at USU that have not been fully paid by all other scholarship or grant sources.

Professor Clayton Long will teach the class based on the "Navajo Legend of the Hero Twins."

Charlotta Lacy will teach Navajo Language for Beginners for Native Americans and non-native Americans who do not speak Navajo.

Diné story of the Hero Twins, from birth through manhood, provides a lifelong pattern for all people to learn from and follow.

Utah State University Blanding has announced plans to construct a Native American Hogan for its students on campus. The structure will be in the traditional Hogan style.

During the summer, a group of Native American students from Utah State University Blanding spent four weeks at USU’s Logan campus, gaining hands-on experience in labs and research as part of the Native American Mentorship Program (NASMP).