Originally named the Agricultural College of Utah with its first graduating class of 15 students, Utah State Univeristy has grown to now have over 25,000 students enrolled.  It first opened its doors in 1890, and despite a few setbacks through the years has grown continuously.     In 1928 its name was officially changed to the Utah State Agricultural College, only in 1957 to change it's name again to Utah State University or USU for short. It's campus is known state wide for it's beauty and rich outdoor activities.