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| Simonian Selected to Lead Health Professions Dr. Yasmen Simonian has been named the new dean of the Dr. Ezekiel R. Dumke College of Health Professions at Weber State University. More... |
| Academic Affairs Announces New Administrators The Weber State University Board of Trustees approved the appointment of two new administrators in the division of Academic Affairs today at its monthly meeting. More... |
| Patinkin to Perform in Concert at WSU May 15 Broadway’s master songman, Mandy Patinkin, accompanied by Paul Ford on piano, will bring his critically acclaimed theatre concert to WSU for one performance only May 15 at 7:30 p.m. More... |
| What's the Latest on Campus Construction Projects this Summer? Learn more about how construction projects this summer will affect pedestrian and vehicle traffic flow on the Ogden campus. More... |
| Cultural Affairs Presents Tiempo Libre On May 3, WSU's Cultural Affairs will present Grammy-nominated Tiempo Libre, one of the hottest young Latin bands today. More... |
| Dumke Foundation Gives $1 Million to WSU The Dr. Ezekiel R. and Edna Wattis Dumke Foundation has announced a $1 million gift to Weber State University, the largest single gift ever given by the foundation. More... |
| Another WSU Undergraduate Researcher Headed to Capitol Hill For the fourth year in a row, an undergraduate researcher at Weber State University will represent the state of Utah on Capitol Hill. More... |
| Students Create ‘Convincing’ Senior Project for UHP Eight Weber State University students graduating this spring are putting the finishing touches on a senior project that will teach grade school children about the importance of wearing seat belts. More... |
| WSU Commencement Ceremonies Celebrate Class of 2008 Weber State University officials are expecting the Class of 2008 to total more than 3,356 graduates. More than 2,085 candidates for graduation this spring will be honored May 2 during WSU’s 131st commencement. More... |
| WSU Names 2008 Honorary Degree Recipients Four outstanding individuals to be honored during 131st Commencement Ceremony. More... |
| Environmental Club Plans Earth Day Activities Weber State University's Environmental Club has planned a week of activities to celebrate Earth Day 2008 and focus on ecological issues. More... |
| Student Projects Improving Health of Community Students in Michelle Snow’s Health Promotion and Human Performance (HPHP) course are learning first hand about the health issues facing residents of inner-city Ogden. More... |
| Ninth Annual Celebrate Shakespeare! Festival Announced The Ninth Annual Celebrate Shakespeare! Festival will visit Ogden and Weber State University April 17, featuring “Romeo and Juliet.” More... |
| Ugandan Child Soldier to Share Her War Experiences Grace Akallo, was only 15 years old when she was captured by Ugandan rebels and forced to serve as a soldier in the Lord’s Resistance Army. She'll recount her experience April 16 at 7 p.m. More... |
| Bataan Death March Survivor to Visit WSU Utahn Harry Poole, one of the few living survivors of the notorious Bataan Death March of World War II, will visit campus on April 17 at 6 p.m. in Shepherd Union Room 316. More... |
| History Department to Host Prestigious National Meetings The Weber State University Department of History will host the 75th annual meeting of the Society for Military History (SMH) April 17-19. More... |
| Mortensen Named VP for University Advancement Brad Mortensen has shortened his title at Weber State University while maintaining his current workload. More... |
| WSU Names 2008 Presidential Distinguished Professors Physics professor Bradley Carroll and business administration professor Brian Davis are the 2008 recipients of Weber State University's Presidential Distinguished Professors award. More... |
| Physics Department to Host Open House for All Ages What do space aliens, glowing pickles, floating soap and cats have in common? They’re all part of a physics open house coming to Weber State University April 18 from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. More... |
| Butler, Giralt Receive Lindquist Award Weber State University professors Shannon Butler and Alicia Giralt have been named the 2008 recipients of the John A. Lindquist Award. More... |
| New Technology May Have Dental Hygienists Saying “Wow” Instead of “Ahhh” A Weber State University professor and her students are pioneering technology to teach dental hygienists how to administer anesthesia, without exposing live subjects to an actual injection. More... |
| Panelists to Discuss Political, Business Ethics The Institute for Politics, Decency and Ethical Conduct will host a panel discussion on the intersection of business, politics and ethical behavior April 9 at 6 p.m. at WSU Davis. More... |
| WSU Broadcasters Receive National Awards Broadcast students from Weber State University recently received three grand-prize awards at the National Broadcasting Society (NBS) national student electronic media competition held in Anaheim, Calif. More... |
| WSU Hosting Debut of The Pink Floyd Experience Weber State University Student Association presents The Pink Floyd Experience in concert at the Dee Events Center, April 17 at 7:30 p.m. More... |
| Professors Analyze Super Tuesday Results in Latest Podcast Political science professors Frank Guliuzza and Thom Kuehls discuss the impact of Super Tuesday on the 2008 presidential race. More... |
| WSU Closes Due to Winter Storm, Some Evening Events Still Being Held Weber State University is closed Feb. 1 due to a winter storm. More... |
| Are You Graduating This Semster? Tell Us Your Story Are you graduating in December? Do you know someone who is? If so, tell us about the members of the Class of 2007. We want to hear your story. More... |
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