Sixteen people gathered together in a small, cozy room to hear from a group of eight panelists in Elizabeth Hall the afternoon of Dec. 2. The Grad School Panel, comprised […]
Grad school panel navigates the nuances of postgraduate degrees
Author: Sarah Earnshaw
Black (and blue) Friday from the eyes of a retail worker
Shopping on Black Friday is like gazing at the Christmas lights on a house. You can appreciate the experience, but you can’t always see the work that goes into it. […]
Day of Remembrance recognizes Trans struggles, history
Campus Community, Campus Events, LGBT, News
Participants held candles on their laps as they gathered together on Nov. 17 in the Shepherd Union ballrooms. They assembled in solidarity for the transgender community at Weber State University […]
Generation F* reforms student knowledge on social justice movements
Campus Events, News, Signpost Slider
Generation F* brought students together to discuss organizing and supporting social justice movements on Nov. 8 in the Shepherd Union Building. The workshop was hosted by the Weber State […]
KWCR celebrates College Radio Day
Campus Events, Music, Mywebermedia Slider, News
In celebration of College Radio Day this year on Nov. 4, KWCR’s goal was to fill the Shepherd Union at Weber State University with boisterous music and laughing voices. […]
Former NASA employee shares key points in lecture
Business/Careers, Campus Events, News
On Oct. 27, a former NASA employee touched base at Weber State University. Business students gathered around the lecture hall in the Wattis Business Building at noon, anticipating the weekly […]
Halloween Carnival highlights WSU; Line proves problematic
When community members walked through the doors of the Layton Hills Mall on Oct. 22, the sound of children filled the hall and ghoulish monsters stalked every store. For the […]
LGBT Pride Week Rally advocates for openness
On Oct. 12, the first annual LGBT Pride Week Rally was held at the Bell Tower Plaza. Members of the LGBT community, alongside community allies, gathered together in support of […]
Beginning Chinese class teaches community members
Community members convened 9 a.m. on a Saturday, prepared to learn Mandarin. With a class of eight, master’s student Amy Pittman, who grew up with a Chinese-speaking mother and an […]
Director of the Voting Rights Project speaks in Constitution Day address
Campus Community, Culture/Diversity, Front Page, News, Ogden Community/Events, Politics, Utah
With Constitution Day being on Sept. 17 this year, there have been multiple panels and lectures going on throughout the week, especially those concerning the rights of minorities when […]