Aggie Talks
Aggie Talks Events
Past Events
July 29, 2026
Sappho on Tour: How a “Pop Star” of Ancient Greece Influenced Modern Culture
C. R. Grimmer introduces Sappho on Tour, a project that maps Sappho’s poetry and legacy across the island of Lesvos and shows how place-based storytelling can bring literature, history, and cultural memory to life.
April 6, 2026
What Disney Didn't Tell You: A Tour of the Original Grimm Fairy Tales
During this presentation, USU Researcher Claudia Schwabe takes the audience on a journey back 200 years to discover the “original” fairy tales collected by two German brothers, Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm.
About Aggie Talks
What is Aggie Talks?
Aggie Talks is a new community outreach initiative presented by Utah State University’s Office of Research in partnership with the Logan Library. The series provides a platform for USU researchers in the arts and humanities to share their scholarship with the public, fostering meaningful engagement between the university and the broader community it serves.
What is Aggie Talks?
Aggie Talks is a new community outreach initiative presented by Utah State University’s Office of Research in partnership with the Logan Library. The series provides a platform for USU researchers in the arts and humanities to share their scholarship with the public, fostering meaningful engagement between the university and the broader community it serves.
What is Aggie Talks?
Aggie Talks is a new community outreach initiative presented by Utah State University’s Office of Research in partnership with the Logan Library. The series provides a platform for USU researchers in the arts and humanities to share their scholarship with the public, fostering meaningful engagement between the university and the broader community it serves.
What is Aggie Talks?
Aggie Talks is a new community outreach initiative presented by Utah State University’s Office of Research in partnership with the Logan Library. The series provides a platform for USU researchers in the arts and humanities to share their scholarship with the public, fostering meaningful engagement between the university and the broader community it serves.