The College of Engineering, Applied Science and Technology is partnering with the College of Science to offer a seven week long math and science focused summer school.WSU Pre-Freshman Program, known as...
The phrase "summer camp'"may kindle memories of tents, s'mores and sleeping out under the stars, but for one group of 72 students in the Ogden and Weber school districts, camp this summer will consist of math,...
America has a special attraction to amusement parks, which provide entertainment by way of their main attractions: the rides. These rides are designed by engineers to take us right to the edge of danger...
The lazy days of summer vacation are a welcome change from the school year, but the break creates a learning gap in a young mind.
A series of camps is being run by the Weber State's Department for Lifelong...
Booths invaded the Shepherd Union Wednesday as excited students and faculty displayed the best Weber State University has to offer.
As a part of WSU's Wildcat Welcome, high school and college students...
The 2014 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to three researchers who improved the resolution of optical microscopes.
The winners: Eric Betzig (United States), Stefan Hell (Germany) and William Moerner...
The Weber State University High Altitude Reconnaissance Balloon for Outreach and Research (HARBOR) program has been gathering team members of all majors and interests to help “fly to the edge of space”...
Physicists have long speculated whether or not gravitational wave imprints could be detected in the cosmic microwave background, or CMB, which is the leftover light from the Big Bang. The CMB is the faint...
By David Prete
Before the Science Lab had walls, the Dee Events Center had a foundation and the Stewart Bell Tower had ticked its first tock, a younger though equally ambitious Ronald Galli answered the...
The atmospheres of planets, including Earth's, can help scientists discover more about what the planet has to offer. Weber State University physics professor John Armstrong presented "A Natural History...
If I lived in a world that made it possible, I would be a supervillain or, at the very least, an antihero. There, I admitted it to all of Weber State University that, if push came to shove, I would probably...
