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USU Eastern Legacy Dinner celebrates generations of leadership and service

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Press Release Utah State University Eastern rolled out the red carpet on Thursday, Oct. 29, welcoming alumni, university leadership and community members for its 2026 Legacy Dinner. From attentive ushers to a delicious meal of smoked turkey, brisket and all the fixings, the evening celebrated gratitude, service and community.

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