Writer Jay Nordlinger to discuss role of politics on college campuses
As part of its Walker Civics Symposium, Weber State University’s Walker Institute of Politics & Public Service will host journalist, editor and author Jay Nordlinger on Nov. 12.
As part of its Walker Civics Symposium, Weber State University’s Walker Institute of Politics & Public Service will host journalist, editor and author Jay Nordlinger on Nov. 12.
Pierce Kester knows his degree in computer science will help him land a job in the tech sector, but he also wants to stay open to pursuing other dreams, such as filmmaking.
Faculty from Weber State University’s College of Science were honored with the John S. Hinckley Fellow Award and the Exemplary Interdisciplinary Collaboration Award.
Electrical engineering student Tylin Waters is aiming for a career in Utah's aerospace industry, and he's off to a good start with a job at Weber State's Miller Advanced Research & Solutions Center.
Vice Provost Brenda Kowalewski was awarded the 2024 Barbara A. Holland Scholar-Administrator Award by the Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities.
Khadija Abdinasir was in seventh grade when she first fell in love with Utah’s great outdoors. And now, she gets to share that passion with others by pursuing a degree in Weber State’s Outdoor & Community Recreation Education program.
Weber State University wishes Waldo the Wildcat, the university’s fuzzy, spirited mascot, a happy 60th anniversary since his first known appearance.
The Telitha E. Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities and the Walker Institute of Politics & Public Service will host an evening with author, musician and self-proclaimed “troublemaker” Simon Tam on Oct. 14.
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