Utah State University, Public research university in Logan, United States.
Utah State University is a public research university in Logan, Utah, with nine colleges and over 370 degree programs. The main campus spreads across a large site with lecture halls, laboratories, libraries, and athletic facilities.
The university opened in 1888 as the Agricultural College of Utah, initially training farmers. Over time it expanded its offerings and was renamed to its current name in 1957.
The campus has a mascot called Big Blue, a bull who has served as the university's symbol since 1914. Sporting events regularly draw students and locals who cheer for the team in navy blue and white colors.
The campus sits in Logan, roughly 80 miles (129 kilometers) north of Salt Lake City in the mountains. Visitors can enter the grounds freely, while academic buildings are often accessible during weekdays.
A collection of historic farming equipment stands near the entrance, recalling the institution's origins. The grounds also hold over 300 tree species from around the world.
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