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Red and blue police lights flashing on top of a police patrol car.// Luces Rojas y azules de policia brillando en el techo de la patrulla policial.

Police Blotter 10/14

Henry Craig, Reporter October 14, 2025

Trespassers on the mountain On Sept. 23, Weber State University Police Department officers spotted three unknown individuals hiking around the “Flaming W” on the mountainside above campus. An officer...

A student who reported the stop sign to the WSU administration on Oct. 9 captured this photo of the incident.

Students unite to fight racism on campus

Lucas Moore, Reporter November 2, 2023

Students gathered in the Shepherd Union building on Oct. 16 to protest discriminatory vandalism in different areas on Weber State University’s campus. This included a stop sign near the Dee Events Center...

The empty Skyroom on the forth floor of the Shepard Union building where the Senate Meeting is supposed to be taking place.

Senate discusses funding and Code Purple

Parham Kermani, Reporter October 12, 2023

On Oct. 2, Weber State University Student Association’s senate voted on two funding requests and addressed the swastika found in Shepherd Union. Kayden Houser, Athletics and Club Sports senator, presented...

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Police Blotter 10/10

Sky Mundell, Asst. News Editor October 10, 2023

Being cautious Just after 1 p.m. on Sept. 27, a Weber State University Police Department officer was dispatched to a Code Purple complaint about pieces of broken glass found near a vehicle on campus. Upon...

A screen grab of a Weber State Portal,  'Featured' screen, showing the Code Purple section.

Upcoming emergency test alert

Kennedy Camarena, Editor-in-chief October 5, 2023

Weber State University will be sending out a test emergency notification through their emergency notification system known as Code Purple on Oct. 10. Code Purple is used to communicate with the campus...

The W rock located above the Shepherd Union building.

Campus safety in your own hands

Hunter Lindsey, Reporter September 13, 2022

Weber State University is launching a new app to boost student safety on campus called Code Purple. The app boasts several features expected to help students feel safe on campus at any time of the day....

WSU softball player Brooke Moeai helping student Connie Lopez understand more about the Ohana Association at WSU.

Campus life is leveling up!

Lucas Moore, News editor September 6, 2022

Weber State University kicked off its annual campus block party today from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Students were able to visit different tables set up by a plethora of campus clubs, organizations and departments. Tara...

Hurricane-force winds have caused closures across WSU campuses and K-12 school districts. Photo credit: Wikimedia Commons

Winds close WSU campuses

Jennifer Greenlee September 8, 2020

Weber State University sent out a Code Purple message at 6:47 a.m. on Sept. 8 alerting students that all classes on all campuses will be canceled until 12 p.m. due to the hurricane-force winds that are...

WSU Chief of Police Dane LeBlanc speaks at the Multiagency Response Training Aug. 21.

Police prep for casualties and cooperation

Tori Waltz August 30, 2018

If you were near Stewart Stadium on the morning of Aug. 21, you may have noticed the alarming amount of police cars, emergency personnel and local law enforcement agencies surrounding the southwest corner...

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