🦅 Campus
& Traditions
& Traditions
This sandstone rock weighs about 1,500 pounds and has been a campus tradition since 1940.
What is Gibby?
This campus resource offers free tutoring in subjects including Math, Chemistry, Biology, English, and Anatomy.
What is the Library and Learning Commons?
This residence hall offers traditional rooms where each room houses one student.
What is Sessions?
This space has pool tables, ping-pong, massage chairs, gaming systems, and other activities for students between classes.
What is the Nexus?
This is the Ambassador Program's purpose: “Building Leaders of ______ and Influence.”
What is Character?
This event involves kissing over Gibby to officially become one of these.
What is True Eagle?
This building is home to science classes and labs, including biology, chemistry, geology, and physics.
What is the Reeves Building?
This residence hall has apartment-style living with a full kitchen, living room, and six residents per apartment.
What is Tucker?
This organization plans more than 40 student events each semester, including dances and game nights.
What is USUSA?
These are the three parts of the Ambassador Program's mission.
What are Recruitment, Leadership, and Service?
This tall red statue in front of the WIB represents faculty, staff, administration, students, and the community working together.
What is the Ascension Totem?
Students in this program can build, program, and fly quadcopters and fixed-wing aircraft and prepare for the FAA Part 107 exam.
What is the Drone/Aviation program?
This building offers suite-style living with four shared bedrooms and eight residents per suite.
What is Burtenshaw?
This field hosts activities such as the Foam Dance, outdoor movies, and the end-of-year BBQ.
What is Fountain Field?
After a school visit, ambassadors should schedule this with their territory lead within one week to discuss attendance, how the visit went, and improvements.
What is a visit debrief?
This annual event begins in the Geary and moves to Fountain Field, bringing residential campuses together.
What is the Luminary?
This building contains the crime scene lab and offers associate, bachelor's, and certificate programs in this field.
What is Criminal Justice?
Students can borrow bikes, scooters, tents, water toys, and other outdoor equipment for free through this program.
What is Outdoor Recreation/Blue Bikes?
This campus program connects students with volunteer opportunities in the local community and hosts events such as blood drives and service trips.
What is the SUN Center?
According to the Ambassador Standard, ambassadors are among the most visible students on campus, so they are expected to represent USU with these three qualities at all times.
What are honesty, integrity, and respect?
Before becoming classroom space, the WIB served as this type of building, complete with a morgue in the basement.
What is a hospital?
This building houses programs such as Diesel Equipment, Automotive Technology, Welding, Nursing, and Cosmetology.
What is the McDonald Career Center (MCC)?
This campus office is the “one stop” for advising, financial aid, scholarships, cashier services, and other student needs.
What is One Stop Student Services?
This class helps new students develop college skills and connections before they fully begin their college experience.
What is Connections?
Ambassadors are expected to demonstrate these seven essential soft skills, including communication, adaptability, and time management.
What are Teamwork, Problem Solving, Communication, Adaptability, Critical Thinking, Time Management, and Interpersonal skills?