November 29, 2012
Jayrod Garrett, a creative writing senior, said he loves to play racquetball. He plays in Weber State University’s Stromberg Gym whenever he gets the chance, but he can’t play alone. Garrett’s father also loves to play, and so does his wife. But, unlike Garrett, his wife and his father aren’t students and must pay $6 [...]
Weber State University’s student senate voted on Josh Hunt and swore him in as the diversity vice president at the senate meeting on Monday. He was ratified by a three-fourths vote from the senators. Last week, the Diversity Vice President Search Committee nominated Hunt. The senate then waited a week to vote on him. “We [...]
Continue reading …For the past few weeks, the diversity and unity vice president position has been open for all Weber State University students to apply for. Joshua Hunt has been selected as the diversity and unity vice president candidate. Hunt came into the student senate meeting on Monday to talk about his nomination and why he thought [...]
Continue reading …With the expansion of the Davis campus, talk of shuttle service from the main Weber State University campus to the Davis campus has taken place in the chambers of the WSU student senate. The new building, currently in construction at the Davis campus, will be home to the interior design program, the construction management program [...]
Continue reading …During the student senate meeting on Monday, the senators decided on the topic for Deliberative Democracy Day: gun control and the Second Amendment of the Constitution. Deliberative Democracy Day is an annual event that takes place during spring semester. Students get to hear from a panel of people on the chosen topic. After the panel, [...]
Continue reading …For the last couple of years, there has been a movement at Weber State University to put a permanent large ‘W’ on the side of the mountain above campus. This has resulted in a debate that has occurred primarily in the student senate, where the idea has been tossed around and some potential solutions discussed. [...]
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