Dr. Carsten Stark, a visiting professor from Hof University in Germany, provided an analysis about the increasing polarization of political dialogue in the U.S. and the world as part of […]
Divided democracy and its dysfunction
Tag: education
First-generation Latinos and Weber State create excellence
Campus Service, Culture/Diversity
Every student has a different reason for attending college, but for Weber State University student Jazmin Carranza, it was her mother who influenced her decision to pursue a higher education; […]
First-generation club guides the future
Clubs/Organizations, Culture/Diversity, Spanish
For a Spanish translation, click here. Thirty-nine percent of Weber State University students identify as first generation students, the first within their family to attend a four-year institution to attain […]
No more late-night registration
Academics, Mobile, Mywebermedia Slider, News, Signpost Slider
For a Spanish translation, click here. Sick of staying up until midnight to register for classes? Now, you won’t have to. When registering for classes, students would often stay up […]
Student resources now more accessible for students
Academics, Business/Careers, Campus Community, Health, Waldo's World
The Student Resources tab is the newest addition to Weber State’s Canvas page, giving students a one-stop-shop for all their academic, health and financial needs. The Student Resources tab was […]
Teachers take science to new heights
Weber State University professors gathered Jan. 31 to learn how to take science education to the next level at this year’s Teacher Twilight Series. The event hosted guest speaker Melissa […]
My father’s sacrifices taught me everything
Arts & Entertainment, Campus Community, Campus Service, Columns, Entertainment, Features, Health, Military/Veterans, News, Ogden Community/Events, Opinion, Utah
I am a very fortunate student. I have been going to school for seven years. I have completed two associate degrees and will complete my bachelor’s degree in multimedia journalism […]
Dancing towards a career
Arts & Entertainment, Campus Community, Campus Events, Campus Service, Clubs/Organizations, Dance, Entertainment, Features, Health, Music, Performances, Utah, Visual Arts
Professional dancers may not have a set routine when it comes to career planning, but what they appear to be in step with each other on is that regardless of […]
The ups and downs of first-year teaching
Business/Careers, Mobile, News, Ogden Community/Events
“I have to pull up my big girl panties and say I got this,” said longtime elementary school teacher Sammie Guzman at the What I Wish I Knew My First […]
Cut the ribbon, do no harm
“It’s a symbol,” said Yasmen Simonian, Dean of the College of Health Professions, on the brand-new Ezekiel R. Jr. and Katherine W. Dumke Center for the Interprofessional Education in Healthcare […]