Living While Black: Learning from the Past
This digital exhibition is a journey to unveiling the often unknown, dismissed, and even hidden excellence of African Americans in the US.
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This digital exhibition is a journey to unveiling the often unknown, dismissed, and even hidden excellence of African Americans in the US.
Check out the newest digital exhibit examining I-15's historic impact on Salt Lake City's West Side!
Explore this new oral history collection about the history of Logan's favorite ski resort!
Learn about historic photographs that changed and manipulated how the Anglo-American expansion of the West was viewed in this exhibit.
Explore his digital collection of posters and broadsides documenting the poetic and aesthetic revolution of the Beat Movement.
A new digital exhibit explores Dr. Chris Conte's work alongside historical photographs of the Usambara mountains in Tanzania.
USU undergraduate history students uncovered the rich history of Logan's Island Market. Learn more about the project and the Libraries' digital exhibit.
USU Libraries’ Outdoor Recreation Catalogs & Magazines collection represents an ongoing effort to collect outdoor publications.
Explore the Bear Lake Monster legend in this digital collection featuring folklore, newspaper articles, interviews and other materials from USU's Special Collections and Archives.
This collection provides access to student publications, classroom material, photos, and more related to the Intermountain Indian School
This digital collection highlights select letters and papers of Jack London, legendary author of adventure classics such as Call of the Wild and White Fang.
St. Anne’s Retreat in Logan Canyon has been the destination for legend-tripping for the last fifty years. This exhibit explores the meaning behind these legends and how they are maintained through local culture and oral traditions.
Check out this new digital collection and exhibit that document the 150 years history of St. John’s Episcopal Church in Cache Valley!
This exhibit explores Iranian-American lives in Southern California, home to the largest Iranian diasporic population for more than four decades.
The Climate Challenge oral history collection documents the experiences of members of the USU scientific community and their perspectives on climate change and communities.
This digital collection includes school yearbooks, literary magazines, and other items created by Japanese American residents of the Topaz Relocation Center from 1942-1945.
Utah Brews explores the history of the Becker Brewing and Malting Company of Ogden, the longest continuously operating brewing company in Utah.