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New senator to represent honors and BIS students
Honors and Bachelors of Integrated Studies students have a new senator to represent them in the Weber State University Student Association Senate meetings.
Chanticleer has never sounded better
Chanticleer , a 12-member vocal ensemble from San Francisco, hasn't been to Utah very often over the years, but Weber State University managed to snag them Saturday and bring them to Ogden during their current tour.
Do It Yourself: Creative ways to become more creative! The Department of Visual Arts at Weber State University understands that art is at an all-time high, and students who understand and have art experience will do better in other areas of study.
Currently in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, three militias are fighting a war over the minerals sold all over the world to be put into cell phones, laptops and other electronics that many Americans use every day.
Great Salt Lake could be dying
Is America's "Dead Sea" - The Great Salt Lake - dying? Although the Great Salt Lake hasn't dried up - yet, a Weber State University geography professor has concluded it is in real danger if something doesn't change.
Like oxygen, food and water, all human beings need sleep -- especially college students.
In spite of $12 million in budget cuts, Weber State University has decided to maintain its French and Japanese foreign language programs for at least a year.
Crime rates at Weber State University have stayed consistent over the past two years despite an increase in enrollment and a bad economy.
A good friend of mine who attends school at Weber State University was recently asked, "Are you Mormon?" by another student in one of her classes.
Two more Utah deaths linked to swine flu
Two more deaths have been confirmed in Utah, believed to be associated with the swine flu.
Students who are sick or have caught the swine flu are urged to talk with their professors and then stay home.
The Weber State University Human Resources office has spearheaded a project to adjust the benefits received by employees of the university in order to comply with Internal Revenue Service regulations and to ensure balance between benefits and the work being done by the employees.
International chef cooks at WSU
Lebanese Chef Georges El Kik would have likely never set foot on the Weber State University campus if it wasn't for a conversation the North American Sodexo President had with a Chicago-based university president a few years ago.
Human Resources held a meeting Thursday, Oct. 29 to discuss new employment procedures for Weber State University.
With graduation approaching, many students will begin to search for a career. Intermountain Staffing Branch Manager Justin Stevenson said he believes students will benefit if they develop a plan ahead of time.
Popular Weber State University math teacher dies after getting the swine flu
Diane Pugmire OGDEN, Utah Diane Pugmire was in class teaching mathematics on Monday, but she didn't feel well.
Team Hill helps to furnish rooms for Northern Utah Veteran's Home
Last Edit: 7 hours 17 min ago The new veteran's home in Ogden is nearing its official ribbon cutting after having received some crucial support from Hill Air Force Base.
Award-Winning Weber State University Professor Dies From H1N1 Flu
An award-winning professor that has influenced the lives of thousands of students through her 25 years of teaching at Weber State University died Wednesday from complications of the H1N1 virus.
Jim Christian, director of Musical Theatre Studies at Weber State University, has taken the reins as director, playwright and lyricist of a new take on the classic story of "Sleepy Hollow" by Washington Irving, published in 1820.
Less than a week after receiving her award from the Utah Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development as Educator of the Year, Diane Pugmire, 52, unexpectedly passed away Wednesday morning after a sudden illness.
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