May 24, 2013
The Shepherd Union Building is a hub for Weber State University student activity, with many different venues for social interaction. The Shepherd Union Art Gallery is one of these venues where students can come and reflect upon other students’ works and open a dialogue with other students. The gallery not only gives opportunity to students [...]
As the semester comes to a close, some students will be searching high and low for a summer jobs, but others will be paid to do their own research through the Office of Undergraduate Research at Weber State University. That was the case for Paul Castleberry in the summer of 2012. As the executive producer [...]
Continue reading …As much as I know that I bleed purple for Weber State Wildcats, I do not follow WSU sports very closely. It is difficult to attend all the sporting events and balance my already heavily involved load of work on campus. However, I believe that even if you don’t follow sports, but are a die-hard [...]
Continue reading …With Easter Sunday around the corner, many Weber State University students said they still participate in Easter traditions even as they have gotten older, but for out-of-state students, the Easter holiday might be spent differently. Jamieson Strople, a WSU student, said his family did a lot of things for Easter, but he won’t be participating [...]
Continue reading …This is a public service announcement. Procrastination is not a useful tool to make you feel less stressed about what you need to do. Just do it! As a full-time student working in several different positions on campus and balancing a weekend job, I often feel like I’m juggling all my work and homework in [...]
Continue reading …According to Weber State University’s 2011 student profile, 87 percent of students work for pay during the academic year. Cady Mecham is a full-time student with a part-time job at Subway. She is a sophomore studying marketing at WSU. She said she handles a full load at school and a part-time job with time management. [...]
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