Bus shortage causes student rush-hour bind
by Jessica Schreifels in News
When Laura Eaton, a Weber State University sophomore, went to the Dee Events Center Thursday morning, 40 minutes before her class, she hoped to catch a ride on an Express bus, which runs from the Dee Events Center to the Social Science Building, the location of her class.…
Shaking your money maker
in Editorial
Most students are poor. It's a fact most of us deal with sometime or another during our college careers. To combat this financial shortcoming, many of us seek part-time employment because the extra cash comes in handy to pay bills, tuition, and any other lifestyle accessories that we can't live without.…
New director plans to improve building
by Rebecca Bertasso in Arts and Entertainment
Herb Garman, the new director of the Val A. Browning Center for the Performing Arts, has started working towards making the facility more student-friendly.
"It's our whole business to serve the students," said Garman.
Garman was one of the final two candidates in the school's search for a new director.…
After throwing for 256 yards and two touchdowns in three quarters last week against the NAIA's University of Montana - Western, Weber State University quarterback Cameron Higgins will face a tall task against Division I University of Hawaii.
by Matt Glass
'Cats will have hands full in Hawaii
by Matt Gerrish in Sports
The Weber State University Football Team got off to a great start last Saturday, pounding the University of Montana - Western 62-6. But this Saturday at 10 p.m. (MDT), the Wildcats face a tougher and perhaps more familiar foe in the University of Hawaii.
The Warriors are the defending Western Athletic Conference Champions, fresh off an appearance in last year's Sugar Bowl, and return a total of nine starters from last year's 12-1 squad.…
