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(Nancy Van Valkenburg, Standard-Examiner) -- Eleven Weber State computer science students have elaborate spring break plans. On Friday, they will fly 7,000 miles to the Republic of Ghana. They will sample local delicacies, including goat. They will go on safaris to see African wildlife and match skills with a local youth soccer team. And somewhere between the goat entree...
READ · Mar 07
SALT LAKE CITY – Utah Higher Education’s record enrollment growth continued for the Spring Semester ushering in more students than last year at Utah’s eight colleges and universities. The Utah System of Higher Education (USHE) enrollment for the Spring 2011 semester (January to May) increased by 4,430 Full Time Equivalent (FTE) students--a jump of 4.43% over last year at...
Physics, Chemistry, and Calculus are all classes I wouldn't have even stepped into if it hadn't been for the Regents' Scholarship and the requirements associated with it. The Regents' Scholarship pushes students like me to take classes that challenge the intellect. Because of the Regents' scholarship I was able to raise my ACT score and...
READ · Mar 01
SALT LAKE CITY – This Friday, student leaders from throughout Utah will gather at the State Capitol building for a discussion about budget cuts, tuition increases and other higher ed issues. Governor Herbert, Commissioner Sederburg and other public officials and Legislators will speak to student leaders at an event sponsored by the Utah Student Association from noon to 4...
READ · Feb 16
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