How important is it to vote in state elections? Many citizens will only cast a vote every four years for national elections. Some believe the presidential races are the only […]
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Tag: elections
Viewpoint: We need to vote for our student representatives
Opinion, Student Government, Viewpoint
Now that the dust has settled from the executive campaigns, Weber State students are left to review the decisions they made during last week’s voting. Congratulations are in order for […]
WSU alumnus faces city politics
Brogan Fullmer, a graduate from Weber State University, is running for West Point City Council for the third time in an election taking place on Nov. 5. At 24 years […]
Students voice opinions about local elections
Campus Community, Features, News
With the upcoming elections on Tuesday, Weber State University students have the opportunity to vote for candidates who will affect the university. WSU student Ashley Brimhall said it is important […]
Senators prepare for next year
Above the Scroll, News, Student Government
The student senate moved its weekly meeting on Monday to the Shepherd Union Building Ballroom C to accommodate the current and newly elected senators. The purpose of the meeting was […]
Senator third Saudi woman elected in leadership position
Above the Scroll, News, Student Government
During the past week, Weber State University has been receiving phone calls from international media trying to speak with one of the newest elected student senators. “Zaynab Alshakhiss is one […]
Words of a Poor Writer: Student elections should be more professional
When I was younger, I dreamt of becoming the first woman president. I wanted to make a difference in the world and show people that girls had power, too. Then […]
Viewpoint 2/29: Vote — it's kind of a big deal
We are sure you all have noticed the massive amounts of campaigning going on on campus. It is time to elect Weber State University Student Association leaders. We at The […]
Orrin Hatch comes to WSU
Campus Events, News, Politics, Top News
Though he did not himself attend Weber State University, the U.S. senator for Utah took any opportunity to show off his tie, patterned with the purple WSU ‘W’, to guests […]
Simonson Says: A sneak peek at 2012
The New Year being upon us, I would like to preach to you about fresh starts or something similarly useful. I’m certain Cole Spicker’s L.I.F.E. column would have been full […]