r/weber • u/HistoricalOwl3883 • 4h ago
Yard sale in roy Utah
6075 s 2125 w Roy utah
Come check it out. Prices completely negotiable
r/weber • u/HistoricalOwl3883 • 4h ago
6075 s 2125 w Roy utah
Come check it out. Prices completely negotiable
r/weber • u/WeberStateU • 7h ago
Join us for all the fun, starting at 11 a.m. with the Fan Fest tailgate outside of Stewart Stadium. Weber State will kick off against Idaho State at 1 p.m. Students can get three free tickets at weberstatetickets.com
Has anyone else had to do online group projects? I have 2 classes where I am required to do them and they will take up the rest of the semester. I feel very strongly that this is just not conducive to an online format and I wanted to know what other people have been doing to make this work? I already have one person in one of my groups saying that they cannot be relied upon. I’m feeling incredibly frustrated. There is a reason I’m online, and it is because I cannot make the time in person. Also, we do not know who we are working with or their circumstances. Are these professors completely removed from reality? Sorry for venting, I just cannot understand how this is allowed for online courses…
r/weber • u/No_Wedding_2990 • 3d ago
Hey everyone! I have my A&P 1 exam tomorrow with Professor Ryan, and I’m a little nervous. For anyone who has taken his class before, what kind of questions does he usually put on his exams? Are they mostly multiple-choice, memorization-based, or application questions?
Does he focus more on lecture notes, textbook material, or lab content? Any tips on what I should focus on studying tonight would be really appreciated!
Thank you!! 🙏
r/weber • u/Winter-Current274 • 3d ago
Looking to navigate the fast moving world of AI? See real world applications, and build a toolkit to learn how to utilize AI to help you? Join the new class AI for Future Leaders. Taught the second block of fall 2026 semester! Register now.
r/weber • u/WeberStateU • 11d ago
Weber State's weeklong homecoming celebration starts with the Purple Paw Parade Oct. 10 from 9 a.m. to noon. Wildcats and community members are invited to strut their pups through downtown Ogden and show their purple pride.
Light the W, an iconic Weber State celebration, will return on Oct. 12 from 6-8 p.m. at Stewart Stadium’s north parking lot. The tradition began in 1937 and has grown and evolved over the decades. Highlights of the event include a pep rally, live music, food trucks, and a countdown from the WSU Spirit Squad before the W illuminates. Guests can also create their own luminary to light the evening.
A full schedule of WSU Homecoming events and a football ticket discount code are available on the homecoming website.
Weber State University Homecoming will conclude with Fan Fest, a free tailgate for all, Oct. 17 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Stewart Stadium’s north parking lot. Attendees can enjoy free food, giveaways, games, and activities for all ages. After the tailgate, the Wildcats will take on Idaho State during the homecoming football game, 1 p.m. at Stewart Stadium. WSU students can get two free tickets on the Weber State Ticket Office website.
r/weber • u/Jay_Skyywalker7 • 14d ago
Hey all,
I am a local watch dealer, looking to offload some photography sessions to an interested party. Job will include product photography as well as editing. Looking for approximately 8 photos and a short :35 second video of the watch on turntable (provided) per session. Will be paid per session at 50$ per watch (may need multiple watches done at once.)
If there’s anybody interested in this position, please shoot me a dm. Good opportunity to add to your portfolio as well. Thanks everybody 🙏🏼
r/weber • u/MainMarket-Gamer • 15d ago
Hey guys, a fan from outside Ogden here with a quick look at where things stand.
First, since it's in the title: we run a free weekly college football pick'em. This week is 10 games, pick the winners, nothing to buy, $135 in prizes. Picks lock Saturday at noon ET.
https://www.mainmarket.com/c/college-pickem-wk5
Now the Wildcats. That Portland State loss was a weird one. 703 yards of offense, Dahle with 338 and 5 TDs, Session with 175 and 3 scores. They came back from three-score deficits twice and tied it at 41 with three minutes left. Then six turnovers, including the pick with under a minute left, and a field goal at the gun.
The offense clearly isn't the problem. If they take care of the ball, that's a different team. Now it's a trip to San Luis Obispo to face Cal Poly, 3-2 and 2-0 in the Big Sky. At 1-1 in conference, it's a game that decides whether Weber stays in the race.
What are you guys seeing? Was Portland State a turnover fluke, or is this a problem now?
r/weber • u/ThorAtArms666 • 20d ago
Express Interiest!
r/weber • u/Ok_Bullfrog9577 • 20d ago
Does anybody have CJ with Dr. Wood & have the notes from this past week(week 5)? 😅 I haven’t made any friends yet & I’m hoping for some notes to complete tonight’s assignment.
I’m currently applying as an undergraduate international student 19M. I just want enough information on what it really feels like being at WSI. I’ve heard a lot about the cold in Utah😭
r/weber • u/MainMarket-Gamer • 21d ago
Hey guys! The season preview I posted here a few weeks back did pretty well, so circling back like I said I would.
I had you around 5-7, with Colorado as the Power Four measuring stick and Southern Utah on the road as one of the long shots. Colorado went how I expected, 52-21, but you nearly stole Southern Utah, 47-42, after winning a 30-29 thriller at Northern Colorado, and Northwestern State was a comfortable 49-20. The quarterback room is what I got wrong. I had Jennings as the front-runner, Devin Brown started the opener, and it's been Nate Dahle since, with 7 TDs in three games. How did that happen? Portland State at home today is one I had as a game to bank.
What are you guys seeing that the box scores aren't, and how do you see the season ending up?
Quick aside since it's in the title, we just launched a free weekly college football pick'em, $225 in prizes this week. Ten games, pick the winners, nothing to buy. Picks lock at noon ET, before your kickoff, so this is a last call.
r/weber • u/twistedtwinkie1491 • 23d ago
This is my first semester in college, I’m 25 and just got my ged over the summer, and I realize I have no idea how to make friends or meet people. I keep getting told that’s something I should be doing. But I am just not sure where to start. Any tips would be helpful. Thanks.
r/weber • u/MagBastrd • Sep 17 '26
I’ve noticed one of the bells has stopped working when it plays its hourly melody. Also, some of the clock faces don’t display the correct time.
I wonder who you’d report this to, it’s a shame to have a malfunctioning centerpiece.
r/weber • u/RichElderberry4936 • Sep 13 '26
🦷 DENTAL CLEANING PATIENTS NEEDED 🦷
Hi everyone! My name is Alivia, and I’m a dental hygiene student at Weber State University. I’m currently looking for patients to see in our dental hygiene clinic this semester!
I’m especially looking for:
🧸 Children who need a dental cleaning
🦷 Adults who haven’t had a dental cleaning in 5+ years or have been told they have gum disease / need a deep cleaning
Even if you don’t fall into one of those categories, I would still love to see you! Every patient helps me gain valuable clinical experience and work toward completing my requirements for graduation. Our clinic provides thorough, affordable dental hygiene care while allowing students like me to gain the clinical experience we need to graduate. 🤍
📍 Weber State University Dental Hygiene Clinic
📅 Thursdays
⏰ Appointments available at 8:00 AM or 1:00 PM
If you or someone you know might be a good fit, please message me! I’d love to get you scheduled and answer any questions. 🫶🏼
Feel free to share this post with friends or family!
r/weber • u/LettuceStill8606 • Sep 12 '26
Any interest in a Riftbound club on campus? I just picked up Proving Grounds, which is an introductory product to help groups of up to 4 learn to play the game, it comes with 4 full decks! Happy to introduce anyone interested to the game!
r/weber • u/PotatoUnlikely2437 • Sep 11 '26
Has anyone heard about spring cohort for the x-ray program? I emailed them last month and they said spring cohort selection would be in September 🥲
r/weber • u/themartianprince • Sep 10 '26
I’m soon to be 30 and I’ve just started a second bachelor’s degree here at Weber. I’m the oldest student in all of my classes and I feel out of place. I’d like to make friends but I’m not really connecting with my younger classmates. Is there anywhere on campus where other old folks hang out?
r/weber • u/WeberStateU • Sep 08 '26
The 23rd annual American Red Cross Blood Battle starts next week, Sept. 14–17, in the Shepherd Union Ballroom on the Ogden Campus.
The annual donation drive, which pits Weber State against Utah State, has collected more than 20,000 units of blood to help those in need over the years. Not only will your donation help save up to three lives, but you'll receive a free T-shirt and a Hello Kitty x Red Cross plush while supplies last.
Register to give blood at the Shepherd Union Ballroom Sept. 14-17 at redcrossblood.org, using code BLEEDPURPLE to schedule an appointment.
Donors who aren’t near the Ogden campus can still donate toward the cause at a nearby blood drive or donation center through the Wildcats Save Lives Bloodlink.
r/weber • u/fairycloud111 • Sep 08 '26
Hey all! Recently, I’ve been wanting to become an EKG tech for awhile now and just discovered that Weber offers a certification course. Has anyone here taken it or know of anyone? How was it? Was it worth it? And is it only available for Weber students? I’m a student at the U so I was wondering if it’d be possible for me to take it.
r/weber • u/Spot-Secure • Sep 04 '26
I was on campus yesterday (09/03) and lost my 3DS. I usually keep it in my bag and take it out between classes or while I'm having lunch.
I was only in Union Shepherd and Linquist buildings that day. If found, I can verify that it's mine and can venmo you for a reward.
r/weber • u/swan_on_deer • Sep 01 '26
Sorry mods last time I’ll try to post this shit
r/weber • u/PotatoUnlikely2437 • Sep 01 '26
Does anyone have any information about spring cohort student selection for the X-ray program?
r/weber • u/Bow_tothe_king • Sep 01 '26
I went to Weber a couple of years ago, and since then I’ve become an ambulatory wheelchair user.
I wasn’t a wheelchair when I went last, but I remember campus being near impossible to navigate even when I could walk (I have POTS, and EDS, so between my heat intolerance and joint pain it was miserable)
I remember the accommodation office being a nightmare to work with, I have accommodations for my ADHD, but not any for my physical disability’s. (Other than the ability to have a service animal)
I want to do their Ultrasound tech program, so I can become an Echocardiogram technician.
Has anyone with physical disabilities (especially wheelchair users) been to Weber? What accommodations were they able to provide?
r/weber • u/swan_on_deer • Aug 31 '26
I’m looking for somewhere near where the bus drops you off. Anywhere pretty, quiet, comfy etc. Where are yall gettin a good sesh in?