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Kat Weeks during her suspension act at the festival.

Darkness in Art Festival: Ogden’s celebration of the unusual

Tenaya Hyde, Reporter September 19, 2024

Ogden’s Own Distillery came to life on Sept. 13 with the first Darkness in Art Festival. Groups walked through the gated entry and were greeted by vendors, local music talent and a suspension display. The...

Nanabah Kadenhii of Indigenous Enterprise performing a Hoop Dance on March 15.

Los jóvenes de Utah: un movimiento del mar

Nathanael Stout, Translation Co-Editor September 17, 2024

Como la gente del norte de Utah, vivimos en una relación con el gran lago Salado – una maravilla natural que nos ha formado el paisaje, ecosistema y cultura durante milenios. Hoy, esta conexión nos...

Many festival-goers enjoy lawn games like cornhole.

Beers, Brats and ‘Basin: Northern Utah celebrates Oktoberfest

AJ Handley, Photographer September 10, 2024

On Sept. 7, hidden within the Wasatch mountains, local Utah patrons enjoyed a festival of beer, music and games as Snowbasin celebrated its fourth week of Oktoberfest, also known as SnowWiesn. As the...

Weber State University dancers throwing up the school's W sign at rehearsals.

Cinco bailarines de Weber State presentan “Wish You Were Here”

Megan Swann and Nelly Hernandez Tejada September 5, 2024

Por los últimos 60 años, el Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company en Salt Lake City ha anunciado que “el baile es para todos”. Este año, cinco estudiantes de baile de Weber State tuvieron la oportunidad...

A Weber State cheerleader holding up a W in support of the football team.

Welcome to Weber

Brisa Odenthal, Editor-in-Chief August 28, 2024

Welcome to Weber! Brisa Odenthal As I begin my third year at Weber State University, I think back to my first year as a freshman. Starting college can be scary. You are no longer surrounded by the...

A photo of a latte in a coffee mug surrounded by fresh coffee beans.

OPINION: Stellar coffee at Kaffé Mercantile

Tenaya Hyde, Reporter July 30, 2024

I always leave Kaffé Mercantile on 26th Street feeling a bit more at home in Ogden and filled with wholesome happiness. Don’t be surprised if you run into Weber State University staff and students at...

A photo of a latte in a coffee mug surrounded by fresh coffee beans.

OPINIÓN: Café impresionante en Kaffé Mercantile

Nelly Hernandez Tejada and Tenaya Hyde July 30, 2024

Cada vez que me voy de Kaffé Mercantile en 26th Street me siento más a hogar en Ogden y llena de felicidad. No te sorprendas si ves a algunos empleados o estudiantes de la universidad de Weber State...

A horseback rider on the back of his horse riding across the Ogden Pioneer Days rodeo arena.

Celebrando el Dia de los Pioneros en Ogden

Nelly Hernandez Tejada and Tenaya Hyde July 23, 2024

Cada 24 de julio en Utah es común ver a los negocios cerrar para que los empleados descansen por el Día de los Pioneros. La semana que Ogden celebra este día es única. En 1934, el alcalde de Ogden,...

Entrance of the LGBT/Women's Center.

OPINION: Utah against diversity

Brisa Odenthal, Editor-in-Chief July 9, 2024

As of July 8, it has officially been one week since Weber State University was forced to close its doors on its cultural centers. This comes after the Utah State Legislature passed House Bill 261, which...

Various colored ribbons hang above the Dumke Arts Plaza.

From Where The Air is Different: New exhibition in Dumke Arts Plaza

Tenaya Hyde, Reporter June 11, 2024

Red, green, blue and every color in between now cover Ogden’s Dumke Arts Plaza with its new exhibition, titled “A Dream That Comes in Color.” Hundreds of thousands of ribbons tied to the fencing...

A graph showing the increase in air pollution in recent years. Data source: Shauna Abbenhaus, department air monitoring scientist with Utah Department of Environmental Quality.

The impacts of Utah’s air pollution on student athletes

Madeline Thorpe, Contributor April 16, 2024

The theater department at Weber State University recently read a play by Rachel Bublitz, a professional playwright, called “Red Days.” The play follows the daily challenges a young athlete faces while...

Valentina Rodriguez posing for a photo with Senator Luz Escamilla.

Interview with Luz Escamilla: Minority leader of the Utah Senate

Nathanael Stout, Translator April 11, 2024

Original Spanish version written by Valentina Rodriguez and Tanner Scott Translated to English by Nathanael Stout This article, originally written in December 2023, has been edited for length. Luz...

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