What do public speaking courses, class service projects and parks and recreation meetings have in common? More than you think. Two Weber State students presented on the WSU CAPES! program at a Layton...

Ah, vacaciones de invierno. Para la mayoría de estudiantes, son las vacaciones navideñas esperadas hasta que llegue enero con un nuevo comienzo de clases para avanzar. Sin embargo, para un número...

Ah, winter break. For most students, it’s just the long-awaited-for holiday until January comes with a fresh set of classes to plow through. However, for a lucky number of students, it's graduation...

  This week, I had to give a persuasive speech in my public speaking class. I wanted to do it on a subject that I at least kind of cared about, and then, material presented itself at one of...

In true Odyssey Dance Theatre fashion, the classic “The Nutcracker” has been revamped, entering the digital realm with the modernized production, “The ReduxNut-Cracker.” The best part is: it’s...

Some of my favorite outings with my dad occur when we go out to eat. My dad is a huge fan of finding local, greasy-spoon restaurants--a love that he successfully imparted on me. Recently, my dad read...

  The WSU Theater Department is producing Bill Cain’s play “9 Circles,” a play that poses difficult and intense themes for audiences to consider. “9 Circles” depicts soldier Daniel...

  English Professor Judy Elsley presented her talent of combining the visual with the verbal in her presentation “Text(ile)s” on Nov. 5 at the Kimball Visual Arts Center Shaw Gallery. In...

On 25th Street, there’s a quaint, slightly hipster little restaurant called A Good Life Cafe & Juice Bar. It’s the kind of place you expect your vegetarian or health-nut friends to go eat or grab...