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By spring semester 2022, all Weber State University students will need to be vaccinated against COVID-19, with the exception of those who have filed an exemption. Brett Perozzi, vice president […]
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Matt – e – yah – shick. That’s how you pronounce Dr. Marek Matyjasik’s last name, the first skill students at Warsaw University will have to practice when he travels […]
In addition to juggling a full time job and class schedule at Weber State University, Jessica Septon has another burden causing her stress in the school year: textbooks. During the […]
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 […]
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The Sokal hoax began in 1996 when Alan Sokal submitted an article to Social Text to test the academic rigor and to see if editors were swayed by personal opinion. […]
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I’m not going to act like I’ve never used Rate My Professors. However, I believe a common perception among students is that instructors are somehow unaware of the pervasive juggernaut […]
Students never know a teacher’s style of teaching until they sit down on their first day of class. For many students, a big question in a new classroom is whether […]
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A plan is moving forward to expand Weber State University’s policy on recording professors’ lectures. The plan presented in the WSUSA Senate meeting last week would clarify what the policy […]
Warning: This is the column of a severely jaded, chronically pessimistic senior who is feeling particularly grieved. If you are feeling optimistic about your academic life, you may want to […]
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Weber State University’s creative writing program held a faculty reading event on Wednesday, allowing more than 40 students and faculty to listen to assistant professors Janine Joseph and Laura Stott […]