December 1, 2012
A humongous problem has arisen in the world of social networking. That problem is that Facebook has revamped its system, and the users are not happy. Really, this problem is not a problem. People have just made it out to be the end of the world. It’s just the beginning of many changes to come. People [...]
Students rush through the Shepherd Union Building between classes. That mass of students has grown in the last year, as enrollment rose by roughly 1,300 students this school year. Some of that growth could be from students returning to school in lieu of searching for a job. Students who have attended Weber State University [...]
Continue reading …Susan Matt, history professor and chair in Weber State University’s history department, recently published a new book about homesickness titled Homesickness: An American History. Matt’s research shows that back in the 19th century, homesickness was a form of powerful emotion. Nowadays, it’s a sign of immaturity. She wrote that back in that time, army doctors would [...]
Continue reading …The Weber State University Diversity Committee organized a panel discussion to inform students about interracial relationships Tuesday in the Wildcat Theater. “The purpose of this panel discussion is to bring awareness about the fact that people still have issues about interracial relationships,” said Adrienne Gillespie, the coordinator of the Center for Diversity and Unity. The [...]
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The Weber State University volleyball team lost to both Idaho State University and Boise State University this past weekend. WSU lost to ISU in four sets with scores of 25-21, 25-15, 21-25 and 25-16 on Saturday. On Monday night, WSU lost 25-17, 25-22 and 25-12 to BSU. WSU’s record stands at 0-14 overall and 0-3 [...]
Continue reading …Expectations for Weber State University’s Student Supreme Court are expanding as the newest justice was confirmed by a majority student senatorial vote Monday. “Last year, they didn’t really have a lot to do because (the student senate) didn’t do too much legislation, and so they were just kind of waiting for us to do something,” [...]
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