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09/17/2026
One week from today, we fuel the journey. 💙
A Day of Giving is more than a day of fundraising. It’s a day for the Aggie community to come together and invest in the students, programs, people, and places that make Utah State special.
Whether you’re an alum, student, parent, employee, friend, or simply someone who believes in the future of Utah State, you’re part of this community.
On September 24, we have 24 hours to show what’s possible when Aggies come together.
One community. 24 hours. Countless journeys.
Save the date and join us for A Day of Giving 2026.
September 24
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Stuck in that weird time of year where it’s not quite summer, but it’s definitely not fall yet… and I have no idea what I’m supposed to wear.
Cold in the morning. Warm by lunch. Cool again by sunset. Welcome to Utah in September.
That’s why I’ve been reaching for NEU INK | Apparel Print On Demand lately. They have a little bit of everything, from socks and everyday basics to shirts, layers, and jackets, so it’s easy to adjust when the weather can’t make up its mind.
Fall is my favorite season, so I’m more than ready for it. I just wish Utah would make up its mind.
09/10/2026
If you’re looking for a peaceful place to kayak in Northern Utah, Cutler Marsh might be the escape you didn’t know you needed.
One of my favorite places to kayak in Cache Valley has always been Cutler Marsh.
There’s something different about being out here early in the morning when the water is still, the birds are waking up, and everything feels a little quieter.
And at sunset? Just as good if you don’t mind the bugs.
Cutler Marsh isn’t your typical Utah kayaking spot. The wetlands, wildlife, open water, and mountain views make it feel like a little escape right here in Cache Valley.
Sometimes you don’t need a big adventure. You just need a calm morning, a kayak, and a place that helps you slow down.
If you’re looking for places to kayak in Cache Valley or Northern Utah, put Cutler Marsh on your list.
09/09/2026
Cache Valley’s Ultimate Fall Foliage Hiking Bucket List is here!
Looking for the best places to see fall colors around Logan, Logan Canyon, Richmond, Smithfield, Hyrum, and Bear Lake? We’ve rounded up 15 beautiful hikes and trails—from easy family-friendly walks to challenging mountain adventures—all in one checklist.
Whether you’re new to Northern Utah or you’ve lived in Cache Valley your whole life, fall is one of the best times to get outside and explore your own backyard.
Grab the kids, call your hiking buddy, pack some snacks, and go chase the colors before they’re gone.
•  Save this post for your fall hiking plans.
•  Share it with your hiking buddy or family.
•  Comment below: Which trail is your favorite for fall colors?
• What other trail would you recommend?
Tag us in your adventures, we’d love to see where you explore!  DM for the list.
09/08/2026
Another awesome Labor Day spent with great friends.
Oh Cache Valley how I love you. It’s almost my favorite season of the year.
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