WSU Students Continue to Change Lives $50 at a Time
Fifteen WSU students are in Guatemala helping Mayan women start and improve small businesses during a two-week study abroad class ending June 26.
35th Annual Lindquist Pops Concert set for July 14
Thousands of people are expected to attend WSU’s annual Lindquist Family Symphony Pops and Fireworks, scheduled for July 14.
WSU Named on List of Colleges for Low-Cost, High Starting Salaries
Affordable Colleges Online (ACO) has ranked WSU as 17th nationally on its list of low-cost colleges with graduates who earn high starting salaries.
Athletic Trainers Study as EMTs
To better prepare for medical emergencies, the first group of WSU athletic trainers ready to certify as emergency medical technicians (EMTs) will graduate soon.
Stewart Library Asks Community Help Gathering 25th Street Histories
The Stewart Library Special Collections department will conduct oral history interviews as part of its “Business at the Crossroads” project.
Damian Lillard Day in Ogden set for June 15
WSU Athletics and Ogden City are joining together to host Damian Lillard Day on Saturday, June 15 to honor the 2013 NBA Rookie of the Year.
WSU Offers Video Game Camp
WSU’s computer science department will host a week-long camp for 30 high school students from June 10-14, exploring the challenges and rewards of video game design and development.
History, Science Fiction Collide in Professor’s Latest Book
Eric Swedin just published his 11th book, despite limited financial reward and a brain aneurysm that nearly took his life.
