As an upcoming graduate, I can confidently say that I have learned a lot throughout the years at Weber. It won’t feel real until I'm holding that hard-earned piece of paper. Even then, graduation can...
For graduating Weber State University students, it may seem that their education is finished; however, that is not necessarily the case. Graduating students may choose to expand their education even further...
In a world where technology dominates free time, the 24th Annual Utah Humanities Book Festival encourages their participants to unplug and soak up the benefits of literature. The festival kicked off on...
Weber State University has appeared on collegerank.net as part of their “35 Best Bachelor’s in Writing” lineup. WSU scored No. 2 nationwide for the creative writing emphasis program,...
Every year, the Student Fee Recommendation Committee convenes to decide how to allocate the student fees paid alongside tuition.
The SFRC is made up of eight students who apply at the beginning of the...
For 39 years, The Utah Arts Festival has been bringing diversity and rich culture to the Salt Lake area, creating a revenue for local businesses, sponsors and attending artists.
From June 25-28, people...
I’m nearly 30 years old, happily married and I have two children in grade school. I have a union job, a mortgage and plenty of big boy toys. I’m living the life of an average, American middle-class...
Epiphany is an on-campus literary journal that allows non-traditional students (students who are over 25, married, divorced, a veteran, disabled or a parent) to express themselves and improve their...
This week, Sian Griffiths, the director of the creative writing program, invited visiting writer Caitlin Horrocks to WSU as part of the department of English’s annual Creative Writing Reading Series.
Though...
Nurture the Creative Mind, an Ogden-area nonprofit organization aimed at teaching art and expression to youth, is gaining ground in Ogden — in more than one sense.
The organization just received funding...
Greetings, friends, ladies and gentle-creatures of the Grand Forest Council.
Chairman Raccoon, Vice President Spotted Owl and Secretary Ground Squirrel, I thank you for putting off more popular issues...
