Established in 2009, Science Unwrapped is the College of Arts & Sciences’ public science outreach program. During the school year, Science Unwrapped hosts free monthly gatherings featuring a science lecture, following by hands-on learning activities and refreshments. Inquiring minds of all ages are invited to learn about the wonders, the joys, the mishaps, the fun, the unexpected detours and the excitement of scientific discovery.
Science Unwrapped, the public outreach program of the College of Arts & Sciences, resumes Friday, Sept. 19, with its "Celebrate Undergrad Research" series, highlighting USU's Year of Undergraduate Research 2025. Watch this page for updates.
College of Science Scholar of the Year Seth Porter and his faculty mentor Matt Young explore the ins and outs of a fascinating branch of mathematics at the College of Science's free, family friendly STEM outreach event at 7 p.m. in the Eccles Science Lear...
USU biological engineers Sophia Hessami, undergrad researcher and Goldwater Scholar, and her faculty mentor, Elizabeth Vargis, discuss their innovative research on a common eye disease at the College of Science's free, family friendly STEM outreach event....
Josh Lively, curator of paleontology at USU Eastern's Prehistoric Museum transports guests to the 'Age of Dinosaurs and Beyond' at the College of Science's free, family friendly STEM outreach event. The series highlights USU's Year of Undergraduate Resear...
