By: Monalisa Wald

Five students from Weber State University brought home a trophy after placing second in the national Ethics Bowl competition held last week in Cincinnati. Dawn Hall, senior philosophy major from Layton; Jordan Fuit, philosophy major from South Ogden; Glen...

By: Brad Williams

It is estimated that over 15,000 people will experience homelessness in Utah in 2009, which represents 6 percent of the state’s population. Utah’s population has increased by 8 percent in 2009 from the previous year, according to Pamela Atkins...

By: Frances Kelsey

Cadet Major Brian Balls claps fellow cadets on the shoulders and asks them if they’re ready to go. The Weber State University ROTC cadets are beginning to wrap up their semester of labs, which means it’s time for the Utah National Guard to sen...

By: Spencer Garn

As the cost of higher education continues to rise, Weber State University brought together a panel of experts to answer student questions about tuition, as well as the accessibility and value of higher education for Deliberative Democracy Day (DDD) Wednes...

By: Cimaron Neugebauer

Weber State University 2001 mechanical engineering technology graduate Marc Clements now spends his spare time on a ladder fixing electrical and plumbing issues on a local condominium property after his recent layoff from Alliant Techsystems Inc. (ATK). C...

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While the Weber State University Men’s Basketball Team seemed to have the Big Sky Conference Championship in hand, the University of Montana had other plans. After only scoring eight points in the first half, senior Anthony Johnson scored 36 points ...

By: Candis Parkinson

March marks the 30th anniversary of Weber State University’s Women’s Studies program. March is also Women’s History Month, the time to celebrate women who have made an impact on history around the world. “It’s important that ...

By: Frances Kelsey

Last May, Weber State University students traveled to Guatemala to help local women start their own businesses. “Last year in 2009, Weber State had a humanitarian fundraiser where they went out to Guatemala and they did something called micro-financ...

By: Spencer Garn

In one of the closest elections in WSU history, Victoria Thompson edged Lee Naylor by 19 votes Friday night to become the first female Weber State University Student Body President since 1993. “I think that means that anybody can do anything; it doe...

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Victoria Thompson: Student Body President Matt Budge: Programming Vice President Tawny Choi: Diversity Vice President Michelle Hall: Service Vice President Shay Taylor: Clubs and Organizations Vice President Kyle Braithwaite: Leadership Vice President Ca...

By: Monalisa Wald

A couple thousand Weber State University students crowd through the Shepherd Union Building on an average Wednesday, according to tradeshow specialist Mackenzie Olsen. Because of the large number of students who pass through on this day, the  Shepher...

By: Kathryn Christian

Washington, D.C. politicians have introduced a bill that would impose royalties on the songs radio stations play, which could have an effect on Weber State University students. The Performance Rights Act is a bill sponsored by the Recording Industry Assoc...

By: Michael R. Addams

Representatives of the state of Utah hope the results of the 2010 U.S. Census will earn it another seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. However, the count may not be as accurate if not many are willing to participate due to fear of sharing informati...

By: Craig Halbasch

The 2010 Census questionnaires will be mailed this month and the results have the potential to benefit Utah as well as Weber State University and its students. The census numbers determine the representation each state has in the House of Representatives,...

By: Lindsay Robison

Students attended the annual Truth in Tuition open hearing on Monday, March 1 and learned Weber State University students can expect to pay 4-8 percent more in yearly tuition next year. “I’m not really looking forward to it,” said Greg B...

By: Thomas Alberts

The Weber State University Senate dealt with impending issues and resolved a misunderstanding last Monday at their weekly meeting. More students than usual attended the meeting, took notes for classes and asked questions about issues important to them. So...

By: Cimaron Neugebauer

Weber State University President Ann Millner braced students for the possibility that tuition could increase as much as 13 percent a semester for the 2010-11 academic year. Millner told students about WSU’s proposal for a 4-8 percent tier-two tuitio...

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Ryan Davies First I would like to thank all those who have supported me in this great opportunity of leadership. Due to my experiences as a member of Club Sport Council, SIFE, President of Soccer Club and President of Ski Club I feel that it has given me ...

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Michelle Hall I’m a junior finishing up my second year at WSU. I’m double-majoring in political science and psychology and plan to attend law school after I graduate. It can be hard to find a balance between school, work and other activities, ...

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Kyle Braithewaite The following two quotes by John Quincy Adams and Lao Tzu are directly associated with my goals as Leadership VP next year: “If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader.&rdquo...