May 24, 2013
The second annual Black and White Ball commenced in a rupture of student support for the LGBT community. Wildcats ate food and bobbed along to the music blasted from the DJ on the fourth floor of the Shepherd Union Building. “It’s a LGBT ally-safe dance,” said Kate Martinson, the WSU Gay-Straight Alliance president, who helped [...]
The Weber State University Student Association executives and senators were inaugurated Friday evening next to the duck pond. Beginning with remarks from WSU President Charles Wight and Jan Winniford, the WSU vice president for Student Affairs, the inauguration served as a time for outgoing members of WSU’s student leadership to reflect on the past year, [...]
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On Thursday afternoon, comedian Sam Comroe performed a show about living with Tourette’s syndrome. The show covered various topics including dating, parties, bullying and even driving in Utah snow. “This is a weird setup for a comedy show,” Comroe said about performing in the Shepherd Union Building’s cafeteria. “You guys are like 35 feet away [...]
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Wildcats had the opportunity to show off how they have been involved in serving their communities on Wednesday afternoon at the Community Involvement Center’s fifth annual Service Symposium in the Shepherd Union Building. Chad Saunders, marketing and program assistant for the WSU Community Involvement Center, said the Service Symposium is held toward the end of [...]
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As students walked through the Shepherd Union Atrium on Wednesday, they were surrounded by people riding unicycles and walking on stilts, and tables advertising clubs at Weber State University for the annual Clubs and Organizations Carnival. “It brings all the clubs together and it showcases what they have done throughout the year,” said Abelardo Saucedo, [...]
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Utah is home to thousands of species of native plants, and a few of them are available for sale on campus. The botany club is currently hosting its biannual plant sale, which continues through today in the science lab building. The botany department students and staff grew all the selections of plants, which range in [...]
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