Winter may seem like an unavoidable obstacle for runners and bikers, but snow on the ground doesn’t mean that all progress needs to cease. There are a handful of ways […]
Winter Training options for runners
Clubs/Organizations, Health, Sports
Category: Health
Ask a question, save a life
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The QPR (question, persuade and refer) training for suicide prevention training was carried out at the Shepherd Union building at Weber State University on Oct. 12. Dianna Abel was the […]
Just keep spinning: Cyclists cover 206 miles in a day
The LoToJa (pronounced low-tuh-juh) is the longest single-day bike race in America sanctioned by USA Cycling. The event boasts a 206-mile course with nearly 10,000 vertical feet of climbing. If […]
Students race to gather funds for coach’s health
Health, Ogden Community/Events, Sports
Terry Pacheco, a teacher at Bonneville High School, coached cross country for years. He had numerous students run for state titles while he offered his guidance — but this year, […]
Getting Prizes for Getting Massages
Beginning a new semester can be stressful, but did you know that you can earn prizes for meditating or lifting weights? Thanks to Weber State’s Wellness Center, you can. Located […]
Cinnamon, good for buns and brains
Health, News, Science & Tech, Science Weekly
Cinnamon is finding a place in the world of science again this week, beyond the science of making food delicious, as researchers from Rush University Medical Center believe that it […]
Teen saved by WSU Athletic Training Graduates
On April 27, Northridge High School junior Connor Moss was participating in a 45 minute work-out program in the school’s weight room when he stepped into the hallway to cool […]
Affordable healthcare more readily available in Mexico
Columns, Culture/Diversity, Health, Opinion, Utah
A recent sample taken of Mexican doctors along the border of Texas to California has shown that Americans now account for a quarter of their patients. While doctors and public […]
Avoid the ‘freshman fifteen’
Campus Service, Food, Health, News, Orientation
Campus food can make it tough to eat well. Here are some strategies that work
Former surgeon general talks microbiology at WSU
Academics, Business/Careers, Clubs/Organizations, Health, News, Science & Tech
A doctor who served as director of the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and U.S. Surgeon General shared his life experiences and offered Weber State University students advice […]