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As Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off on Sept. 15, Weber State University invites all to attend a month-long celebration highlighting the culture and impact of Hispanic and Latino communities.
To celebrate Constitution Day, Weber State University’s Olene S. Walker Institute of Politics & Public Service welcomes guest speaker Glenn Loury.
Identical twins Kenzee and Kylee Blackburn have a lot in common — similar appearances, personalities, hobbies and, now, careers.
The international community at Weber State University is growing. WSU boasted its largest enrollment of new international students ever this fall at 372 students, bringing the total number of that population to 832.
Weber State University will “bleed purple” as it hosts the 21st Annual American Red Cross Blood Battle Sept. 9–13 at two locations on the Ogden campus.
Criminal justice student Nick Jensen has been the lead investigator on more than 400 crime scenes. As a long-time detective in Davis County and beyond, he needed to choose a school that would help him excel in such a difficult field.
Weber State's School of Performing Arts has announced its highly anticipated theatre season for the 2024–25 academic year. Featuring a mix of classic tales, innovative storytelling and musical splendor, this season promises something special for every theatre enthusiast.
Porter Lance made headlines last year for his award-winning scenic design of Weber State’s production of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, earning top prize at the national Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival in Washington, D.C.