May 23, 2013
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 [...]
[media-credit name="Amanda Lewark" align="alignright" width="300"][/media-credit]When the Weber State University Flute Studio had its spring recital on Wednesday, director Cindy Henderson started it off by saying, “I love my job.” Henderson is an adjunct music professor, specializing in teaching the flute at WSU where she has been teaching since 1988. Before the flutists began their performances, [...]
Continue reading …Poet Amiri Baraka visited Weber State University Thursday as part of the Convocations lecture series. Baraka is an author of over 40 literary works and is known nationwide for his political activism. Baraka, who hails from Newark, N.J., read some of his poetry to WSU students, as well as answered students’ questions. He opened with [...]
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[media-credit name="Michelle Paul" align="alignright" width="200"][/media-credit] WSU Davis student council members dress in 1920s costumes for the Murder Mystery Dinner Theater. A group of more than 50 students gathered Friday night at the Weber State University Davis campus to find out who killed Chicago mob boss Don “Big Jim” Ravioli. Wearing their best 1920s era costumes, [...]
Continue reading …The Shaw Gallery will be hosting the Weber State Student Exhibition beginning Feb. 3. The exhibition allows Weber State University students to submit their art for a chance at being displayed in the gallery. Danielle Wilcox, a photography major, has submitted work into the student exhibition. “I think its a good confidence booster for actually [...]
Continue reading …Weber State University’s Career Services will be hosting a Graduate School Fair Wednesday, where prospective graduate students have the opportunity to speak with representatives of graduate programs from more than 100 different schools. “They (students) get an opportunity to talk with a representative from the university that they’re interested in attending,” said Winn Stanger, director [...]
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