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New tradition starts with first-ever Weber Town

New tradition starts with first-ever Weber Town

Ogden residents and former, as well as current and future Weber State University Wildcats, converged on 25th Street in downtown Ogden on Saturday night to begin a new tradition called Weber Town. The event is intended to be annual and is aimed at bringing together the Ogden and WSU communities, making Ogden more of a [...]

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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In order to streamline student grievances of academic nature, the Weber State University Student Senate passed a motion to amend the WSU Student Code. The new amendment still needs to pass in the faculty senate before it can go before the President’s Council and then the Board of Trustees. The amended section of the bill [...]

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The Weber State University Student Association has announced its student senate election results and the names of the new WSUSA student senators for the 2013-14 school year. The results were announced Friday at noon in the Shepherd Union Atrium. Andrew Gardiner, this year’s WSUSA student body president, said the student senate election was a success, [...]

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Editor’s Note:  Candidates’ platforms and portraits were due to the Student Involvement and Leadership Office on Saturday morning. Candidates who turned their materials in after that point have been added to this post. Candidates who did not turn in a platform, portrait or either will not have the missing materials posted here. Contested positions will [...]

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With student senate elections currently under way, the Weber State University Student Association is encouraging students to get involved on campus and vote for their WSUSA student senators. Andrew Gardiner, WSUSA student body president, said he would like to see a much higher turnout of student voters. “It’s preparing us for the future,” Gardiner said. [...]

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