1. What percent of Whole Food prices dropped when a deal was settled with Amazon? A. 39 percent B. 43 percent C. 47 percent 2. What hurricane recently canceled thousands […]
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Avoid burnout: Study smarter, not harder
Mywebermedia Slider, News, Orientation, Signpost Slider
It is vital to set aside ample time in your weekly schedule to study. I know that life can get busy when work, school, family, friends and extracurricular acctivities […]
Coming Out Fair gives advice to LGBT students
Various organizations from campus and the community educated Weber State University students on resources available for members of the LGBT community on Monday. The National Coming Out Day Celebration and […]
Master of Communication director retires
Above the Scroll, Academics, Campus Community
After spending 27 years working at Weber State University, Master of Professional Communication Program Director Kathryn Edwards will retire at the end of December, but for her, retirement does not mean […]
How to kick the homesick bug
Homesickness. It’s sort of a taboo conversation to have when you’re an adult. No one wants to admit that they might be missing home, parents, friends or even pets. They may […]
Metaphor offers student publication opportunity
Above the Scroll, Books, Visual Arts, Writing/Poetry
Every Weber State University student has the chance to have their creative work published by submitting to the undergraduate interdisciplinary journal Metaphor. Through the year, Metaphor staff members will read, critique and […]
Tuition Increase proposal: Where is your money going?
It’s a well known fact that college can sometimes break the bank. Many who go to college end up with hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt because of their secondary […]
5 websites every college student should know about
Whenever college students have a question, they know one place they can turn to at anytime of the day – the Internet! The Internet can be a helpful place, but […]
Company cites WSU as good investment
Above the Scroll, Academics, Campus Service, News, Science & Tech
According to a recent study by Affordablecollegesonline.org, it pays to be a Weber State University student, and apparently it pays fairly well. ACO just released its 2013 “Most Affordable Colleges […]
The Bungle Years: Funny freshmen
Campus Community, Columns, Opinion
College has been a weird experience for me so far. This is my sixth semester in almost as many years. I know, Dad. I’m going really slow, but just give […]