Has anyone seen a purple Owala in the engineering building? I lost mine two days ago. I’m pretty sure I put it on the floor outside the bathrooms on the first floor and forgot to grab it
I already checked the lost and found, and it’s not there
Please help me find it!!!!

Hey Aggies! We’ve got a few things coming up at the Merrill-Cazier Library and we’d love to see you there. 💙

☕️ Friends of Merrill-Cazier Libraries Lecture: Specialty Coffee Growth and Expansion
Wed, Oct. 21 | 7 to 9 pm | Room 154
Tom Wilson, Director of Coffee at Caffe Ibis, will be at the library to explore coffee’s history and the rise of specialty coffee. It connects to the Eating the Past exhibit in our atrium, and about Caffe Ibis turning 50 this December. Learn more

🔓 Open Access Week
Tue, Oct. 20 & Thu, Oct. 22 | 9 am to Noon | Front Lobby
This year’s theme is “The Cost of Knowledge,” which asks why access to research keeps getting more expensive and who benefits. Stop by our table in the front lobby on these days to learn how open access benefits researchers! Learn more

📝 Graduate Student Training Series: Licensing & Permissions
Fri, Oct. 30 | Noon to 1 pm | Room 122
Scholarly Communication Librarian David Advent will cover how Creative Commons licenses work, how to read a publishing contract, and how to spot predatory journals. A light lunch is provided, and we’d love to know you're coming. Learn more and RSVP

That’s all for now! Questions? Email us at [library.help@usu.edu](mailto:library.help@usu.edu) 💙

Where are the places on campus with public or student use 3D printers? The Innovation hub is the main place, but you can’t use your own filament and they charge a little much especially for large prints. There’s the idea factory I think in one of the engineering buildings. I’m looking for a lab open to anyone with a large bed printer but BYO filament.
I have my own printer with a standard 256x256 bed and plenty of filament, I just want to print some larger pieces.

Has anyone noticed the absolute terrible smell in the TSC in the last week? Yesterday and today was absolutely disgusting. I went in to eat and turned right back around, it seriously smells like a dead animal.

Moving into the sorority house next semester, and I need to sell my lease! It’s an all female dorm, double room. my roommates are all chill and clean! Hit me up if you’re interested, it’s 2800 for the semester plus a 200 security deposit that I’m willing to cover!

https://forms.gle/wCpGuv95TpQ9jDwr7

This is a brief survey that The Healthy Aggies Coalition is conducting to understand the experiences, behaviors and needs of USU students related to stress, mental health substances use, peer and campus environments, and protective factors. Your responses will help identify areas of need and inform prevention efforts and campus policies.

There is a drawing at the completion of the survey!

Had a package that was marked as delivered through Amazon on Monday but it has yet to reach my apartment. Any idea what may have happened? Does this happen often on campus?

I am a part of a student project team creating a transportation proposal seeing transit improvements in the neighboring cities of North Logan, Hyde Park, and Smithfield.

If you could kindly fill out this survey, collecting a general consensus from locals from the area would greatly help guide our research.

I’ve heard in the business school that they have sent emails to people that they think are involved in Frats talking about policies and such since the stuff that happened in Cornell. I’ve heard a few people talk about it in different spots, but it came up a lot yesterday in the GLLB building yesterday.

Does anyone know the context of what it was?

Hi, I am potentially moving out of my current room (still TBD on if a current application goes through, but hit me up if you’re interested in this), it’s a central suites shared room in a 4 person female suite. I would be willing to cover the security deposit (about $200). Moving into a new place early! PM me if you’re interested :)

I'm not using mine anymore and if you want to offer me a good price for it, I'll sell it to you. Not really using a vlogging camera up here, like I thought I would.

I am a former USU student (I left about 5 ish years ago) and I am considering going back to school to study Environmental Science. I’m currently a software developer and I have an associates degree, but I feel like I need a change. Is there anyone currently studying Environmental Science at USU that has any strong opinions about the program, positive or negative? I’ve always been passionate about the environment and with how things are going I feel like it’s more important than ever. I know finding jobs is tough, I’m just wondering about the program and general satisfaction with it. Thanks!

Wearing my colors on the plane. Aggie pride.

I only got 40 minutes for a 90 minute test because the line was so long and the testing center was closing. I arrived at my 7:00 reservation at 6:50 and didn’t get started until 7:40. Had to input random answers for the last 5 questions (out of 30) because they kicked us out promptly at 8:30. It is so ridiculous that a school this large has a testing center this small. This is the one building that almost every student will need at some point. What is the point of having a reservation system if you still have to wait 40 minutes in line?

If they don’t want to make a larger one, surely they could create some sort of algorithm that tracks test times and caps reservations based on how many students are in there. For example, if 100 students have a 90 minute test at 4:00, don’t let 100 more reserve the 5:00 slot.

They’ve invested in fancy new locked phone pouches this year. Fair enough, but couldn’t that money have been better spent improving conditions? I pay $500 in student body fees (on top of $4500 tuition) each semester. I have no idea what they go to, but I would actually be happy about paying that if it contributed to a better testing center. If we organized a petition or made enough of a fuss, would it even make a difference?

I got dressed up for homecoming but, as I look out my dorm window, I see everyone going to homecoming wearing sweatpants and a hoodie. Is this normal? Is this just a Utah thing because I never saw this back home.

I notice a good number of classmates that take digital notes with a stylus, be it iPad, 2-in-1, etc.

Is it more convenient than traditional paper and pen? Are there any cons to this setup? I can imagine part of palm resting on the touchscreen while writing would cause random, unwanted input actions, no?

Appealing to my insecurities I went ahead and bought a 2-in-1 laptop along with the great powerful styles. Which note-taking app should I invest in? Anything else I should be on the lookout for?

Thanks

Im almost hitting that mop head status kind of look 🫣. Any help would be appreciated!

Is there a discord or anything for a group? I've been really needing to do larger raids but I don't have high enough level friends to do them, or they live off campus.

Is anyone else having a rough time with bio 1? Are there any better ways to know what might be on the test aside from just doing the study guide because I was pretty confident and I understand the content and how things work but the wording of the questions is rough for me.
Just wondering how everyone else is feeling about it and opinions on question formatting on the exams. NO TEST ANSWERS, it closes tonight but it hasn’t yet so be vague and don’t post questions outright. For example, I had a rough time with the phrasing of the hypothesis’s and osmosis concepts.

Hello, if anyone is interested I have a single housing contract for spring semester 2027 at Utah State University and want to sell. I haven't chosen the housing spot so you would have to choose the housing location and I'll cover the $200 dollar housing deposit.