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As this school year draws to a close, Weber looks toward the future. The new WSUSA leaders were inaugurated into office on April 15. “Friends, students, Wildcats: Lend me your […]
What’s in the future for college tuition? According to marketwatch.com, the total amount of student debt is over $1.3 trillion. About 40 million Americans have student loans, and 70 percent […]
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Professors Becky Jo Gesteland and Azenett Garza receive the John A. Lindquist Award for mentoring students in community engaged learning.
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Fun and anxiety intertwined on March 18 during Weber’s Got Talent and WSUSA’s election results.
Weber siente “cautelosamente optimista” sobre la aprobación de parte de la Legislatura para seguir adelante con la fase de rediseño del edificio de Social Science de WSU, con la esperanza […]
Weber feels “cautiously optimistic” about the Legislature’s approval to move ahead with the re-design phase of WSU’s Social Science Building, in hopes that we will be granted funding next year.
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Sonora Grill helps minority students attend college with a Dining for Dollars fundraiser. On March 2, Sonora Grill raised $11,888 that will be matched by a private donor in the Oportunidad Scholarship Fund.
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Dozens of protesters gathered outside of Willie’s Lounge on Feb. 20 in response to an incident four days earlier when two Polynesian men were refused service.
A $5 million donation from John E. Lindquist may be just what Weber State University needs to renovate the Social Science building.