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She thought higher education wasn’t for her, now she’s graduating with a master’s in social work

After returning to school at 32 years old, entrepreneur and single mother Beth Sheola will be graduating with a master’s degree in social work.

For this graduating student, a Weber State degree was the ‘best use’ of her time

Though she doesn’t have a lot of spare time, Celecia Peterson still finds ways to lift others.

Weber State to launch bachelor’s program for occupational therapy assistants, addressing critical Utah workforce gap

Weber State University is expanding its reach in Utah healthcare with a new bachelor’s degree for occupational therapy assistants.

WSU professor honored for decades of community engaged learning

A psychological sciences associate professor who has spent nearly two decades enhancing connections between the classroom and the community is being recognized for her service.

Distinguished Professor awards go to two professors committed to student success

Two Weber State University professors known for their excellent teaching, contributions to others, and research have been selected as this year’s Brady Presidential Distinguished Professors.

Thousands of graduates to celebrate earning a degree from WSU

Weber State University will honor the achievements of more than 3,880 graduates during commencement and convocation ceremonies April 24–25.

Literacy starts long before reading or writing, say WSU education students

Early childhood education majors Ashley Ardon and Katelyn Hurst are demonstrating how a better understanding of literacy can help children succeed long before they learn to read or write.