Student housing

For incoming freshmen, returning students and even older, married students, finding student housing can be tough, but there is an increasing amount of affordable options close to the campus community. Though Weber State University has garnered the reputation of being primarily a commuter school, recent efforts by WSU’s housing department and an increased percentage of […]

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Getting ahead in the majors

One of the first decisions that must be made when attending a college is the major. Majors determine what classes students will be taking, how much schooling they need and, most likely, what job they will have in the future. A student’s major being such an important decision, some majors are more flocked to than […]

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A deeper look at the new QB

Hoke runs through practice drills with the quarterback coach on the new Stewart Stadium astro turf. For the first time in years, the Weber State University Football Team will have a different quarterback this season. There will be many changes, but one thing will stay the same: There will be a big Hawaiian under center. […]

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What to watch for in the fall

A host of fall sporting events could keep students entertained during the upcoming year. WSU coaches and athletes are looking forward to the upcoming year and have been making preperations during the summer. WSU volleyball has made a lot of changes to its program this past year. First of all, they got a new head […]

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Purple Pak plans

The Weber State University Student Alumni Association is overhauling the Purple Pak this year and making many changes to the student-run organization that focuses on enhancing student life at WSU. The Purple Pak will be changing their name to engage more students, help them provide more scholarship opportunities, and to increase the quality of student […]

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From WSU to biking bamboo

When a Weber State University alumnus finishes his journey to San Francisco this weekend, he will have traveled more than 2,500 miles on a bike with a frame he crafted from a plant. “It’s been incredible,” said Jason Dilworth, a 2006 WSU graduate. “It doesn’t ride like a plant. It’s exactly like riding any other […]

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