Ethics attorney said at seminar
by Tim Brownell in News
Media and constitutional lawyer Michael Patrick O'Brien shared his knowledge about ethics in the changing world of journalism to Weber State University students, Monday afternoon in the WSU Shepherd Union Ballroom.
"The new media world isn't so different from the old media world," O'Brien said.…
by Molly Bennett in Editorial
As a junior in high school, I took a ceramics class where we learned to throw clay on the wheel. The teacher told us to practice making mugs and bowls. I quickly caught on to the creative part of the process of throwing. But, I was not interested in sticking to boring mugs and bowls; I wanted to create something more impressive.…
A Weber State University batter, above, takes a cut during a game in Morgan, Utah. WSU's Derek Roskelley, below, steals third during the same game. The Wildcats outscored Utah State University 36-15 in the three-game series and overtook the Aggies for first place in the conference.
by Catherine Mortimer
WSU Baseball Team takes over conference lead after sweeping Utah State
by Frances Kelsey in Sports
The Weber State University Baseball Team racked up another three-game sweep last weekend over in-state rival Utah State University, moving the Wildcats' conference record to a near perfect 10-1.
The sweep contributed to an outstanding stretch over the past two months where the Wildcats have won 19 of their last 20 games.…
Colin Inglefield, WSU physics professor, demonstrates properties of physics at an open hosue sponsored by the physics department.
by Brice Kelsch
Second WSU physics open house packs Lind Lecture
by Heidi LeBaron in Business and Technology
Hundreds of people were lined up for the Circus of Physics at the Physics Open House hours before the show began.
"It totally blew me out of the water," John Armstrong said. Armstrong, an assistant professor of physics at Weber State University, was the main coordinator for the Physics Open House this past Friday.…
