Campus Events, Science & Tech, Sustainability, Utah
Chris Penne, an aquatics biologist for the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, made a visit to Weber State University on Jan. 29 to discuss the management of tiger muskellunge in […]
Campus Community, Campus Events, News, Science & Tech, Video Games, Visual Arts
Weber State University’s department of Engineering, Applied Science and Technology hosted a virtual reality boot camp from Jan. 24 to Jan. 26 as part of their Coding and Creativity Series. […]
Campus Community, Campus Events, Clubs/Organizations, Health, Hiking, Science & Tech, Student Government
Students spent their lunch break learning about fitness, health and wellness at the Weber State University Clubs and Organizations Outreach tabling event on Jan. 24. The event took place in […]
Campus Community, Campus Events, Entertainment, News, Science & Tech, Utah
The Weber State University Department of Physics Public Observatory released announcements for their annual Star Party dates this semester, welcoming students to learn about the night sky. The first Star […]
Utah winters are a time for outdoor activities like skiing and snowboarding. However, residents have lately been forced to remain indoors due to bad air quality. With a blanket of […]
Spectators witnessed a rare lunar phenomenon on Jan. 20 during the only total lunar eclipse of 2019. Referred to as a super blood wolf moon, this event featured both a […]
Features, Hiking, Mobile, Science & Tech
With snow covering the roads of Arches and Canyonlands national parks, travelers will have to postpone their sightseeing as the partial government shutdown trudges into the new year. Although the […]
Academics, Campus Events, Features, Mobile, News, Science & Tech
After months of renovation and construction, the newly-renamed Lindquist Hall is finally open for classes at Weber State University. Formerly known as the Social Science building, Lindquist Hall features several […]
Arts & Entertainment, Science & Tech, Video Games
It’s hard to be a video game developer, especially in Utah. Even someone relatively familiar with the game industry could be forgiven for not realizing development happens in Utah at […]
Columns, Mobile, Opinion, Science & Tech
Mental illness is often referred to as an invisible illness. Many of the people who call mental illness invisible do so from a place of caring and an aim to […]