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Ruth Kapp Hartz, a Holocaust survivor, was the keynote speaker for Weber State University’s Holocaust Remembrance Week on April 8. The theme for this year’s Holocaust Remembrance is “be the […]
When it comes to the Winter Olympics, the bobsledding and luge events captivate their audiences and for an understandable reason — it’s professional sledding. Athletes from nations around the world […]
Women have made abundant contributions to science, but there is a serious lack of knowledge about these contributions and the women themselves. For example, when you peer up into the […]
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Did you know that you have the opportunity to travel to various parts of the world with cheap expenses and receive school credit? Experiencing a new culture, is an amazing […]
The world opened up to students and potential travelers at Weber State University students at the Study Abroad Fair on Sept. 28. WSU advisors set up booths in the Shepherd […]
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Laughter filled the Wildcat Theater earlier on Tuesday night as a black-and-white silent comedy filled the movie screen. As the lights dimmed, a German silent film called “The Mountain Cat” took […]
Georg Schild, a visiting professor from Tubingen University in Germany, will be teaching a seven-week course discussing the Cold War here at Weber State University. Many of the students and […]
Two years ago, Weber State University’s Lindsey Hughey played his last game at the Dee Events Center. While the careers of many student-athletes end after graduation, Hughey is still playing. […]
[media-credit name=”Amanda Lewark” align=”alignright” width=”200″][/media-credit]Many believe that Oktoberfest is just about drinking beer and eating bratwursts, but it’s also a celebration of German heritage, culture and tradition. “It started with […]