Student research shows that exercise may help improve memory and learning
A jog may be just the thing for students who want to improve their memories, according to new research by Weber State University student David Webb.
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Wheeling Wildcats no longer associated with WSU after decline in student involvment
In an open letter addressed to Weber State University, the Wheeling Wildcats, the school’s wheelchair basketball team, said goodbye to WSU and their association with the university.
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Tug-of-war between marriage and school for newlywed students
Balancing a full-time job, full-time schoolwork and a full-time spouse is an ordinary feat in the lives of some Weber State University students.
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WSU adds neuroscience minor to undergraduate repertoire
In January of 2010, Weber State University officially began teaching courses for the new neuroscience minor. The new curriculum makes WSU the second university in Utah to offer a neuroscience minor and the volition of three deans, three chairs and more than four faculty members. The neuroscience minor is the collaborative effort of the Social and Behavioral Sciences and Eliza R. Dumke College of Health Professionals and the Sciences colleges and the chairs of the psychology, zoology and health science departments at WSU.
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Saturday morning, FOX News pundit Glenn Beck strutted across steps of the Lincoln Memorial to address a crowd of thousands gathered in Washington, D.C. The event, a “nonpartisan,” “nonpolitical” rally, drew in conservative activists and featured Sarah Palin as the keynote speaker. But that’s not what is important. What is important, what really matters, is the point of it all and what Beck accomplished.
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Wheeling Wildcats no longer associated with WSU after decline in student involvment
In an open letter addressed to Weber State University, the Wheeling Wildcats, the school’s wheelchair basketball team, said goodbye to WSU and their association with the university.
Over the past decade, fantasy football has evolved, emerging into the mainstream with an estimated 37 million Americans participating in the game nationwide.
Production of fall play, Under Construction, under way
Under Construction, this year’s first fall play at Weber State University, is taking a unique approach to make students aware of the ways America is always changing. The fact that President Barack Obama is America’s first African-American president shows one way America has evolved over the centuries. Under Construction details the contrast of many different time periods in America’s history.
With the school year officially under way and the test dates already looming, students might take comfort that the new school year coincides nicely with the TV fall lineup. So yes, those nights spent cramming might still have room to squeeze in the new, or familiar, fall shows. And what exactly are those shows?
Weber State University has a reputation for a less-than-exemplary singles’ social scene, but many students have found classes, clubs and organizations that allow them chances to meet new people.
Relationship problems one of Counseling Center’s biggest issues
Credits, work and homework are all factored in when starting a semester, but rarely is relationship drama factored in. Students can’t anticipate the ways a relationship or breakup will affect their semester, but according to some of Weber State University’s counselors, this may be more common than many students would expect.
WSU adds neuroscience minor to undergraduate repertoire
In January of 2010, Weber State University officially began teaching courses for the new neuroscience minor. The new curriculum makes WSU the second university in Utah to offer a neuroscience minor and the volition of three deans, three chairs and more than four faculty members. The neuroscience minor is the collaborative effort of the Social and Behavioral Sciences and Eliza R. Dumke College of Health Professionals and the Sciences colleges and the chairs of the psychology, zoology and health science departments at WSU.
A few Wednesdays ago, I had an extraordinary opportunity that many of us indulge in during the summer months. If you thought anything other than boating, you’re wrong, because I went boating.
Many colleges across the United States have built sexual reputations for themselves. At Weber State University, however, such a reputation has not been created.
A hero is defined as one possessing the rare quality of courage. Too often in this day and age, undeserving people qualify as heroes. The majority of us claim that our favorite television personalities, athletes or musicians are “heroes.” We frequently look up to such people as heroes because of the fame and wealth they have accumulated, but this does not make them heroes.
As long as there have been students in this country, education in America has been an uphill battle to create the most effective classrooms. What’s a good teacher? What’s a good student? Who has access to what? Each generation has had its own problem to overcome as it entered the classroom since early America.
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