Weber State University

Weber State University Be Bold. Be Brilliant. Visit us at www.weber.edu No matter what your educational goals are, we can help make them happen at WSU.

Weber State is renowned for excellent teaching, accessible educational opportunities and an enduring presence in northern Utah. WSU serves more than 33,000 students and offers 250+ certificate and degree programs, including 20 graduate degrees. We are the foremost provider of health professionals in the state of Utah, and a strong academic partner for Utah's aerospace and defense industries suppor

ting Hill Air Force Base. Weber State employs faculty and staff who are committed to student success. With small class sizes, affordable tuition and numerous opportunities for financial aid, WSU offers a college experience that complements each student’s life – whether online, on campus, day or evening classes.

08/25/2026

A brand new day and a brand new semester. ☀️

First day at Weber State: ✅
08/24/2026

First day at Weber State: ✅

08/23/2026

We won’t need to imagine it much longer…

See you tomorrow, Wildcats. 😀

08/21/2026

Welcome to a new semester at Weber State University!

Need help navigating college life? Don't be afraid to ask. Whether it's your first year or your last, we have the resources and support you need to succeed.

Have a great first week!

08/21/2026

Happy move-in day, Wildcats! Welcome to your new home. 💜

08/19/2026

Need more purple and white in your life?

You don't have long to wait. Weber State's fall semester starts Monday, Aug. 24.

Ali Threet has been named the new vice president of Student Access, Success & Enrollment Management at Weber State Unive...
08/18/2026

Ali Threet has been named the new vice president of Student Access, Success & Enrollment Management at Weber State University.

Threet, who served as interim vice president for the past 10 months, will continue leading the university’s Student Access & Success division to help guide student recruitment, retention, and support.

“This is a team I’m really proud to be part of,” Threet said. “There are so many good things happening across Weber State, and I’m excited about what we can do together. We want every student to find their place here, know they belong, and have the support they need to be successful all the way through graduation and in life.”

We asked, you answered. Thanks for sharing your advice for first-timers, Wildcats! Some other helpful tips:• CHECK YOUR ...
08/17/2026

We asked, you answered. Thanks for sharing your advice for first-timers, Wildcats!

Some other helpful tips:
• CHECK YOUR EMAIL!
• Parking at the Dee is ✨free✨
• Always read the syllabus
• Lind Lecture Hall is at the top of campus, Lindquist Hall is at the bottom. There are lots of stairs in-between. Lots.

Waldo's been keeping your seat warm. 🐾The countdown is on: 10 days until fall semester! See you soon, Wildcats.
08/14/2026

Waldo's been keeping your seat warm. 🐾

The countdown is on: 10 days until fall semester! See you soon, Wildcats.

Jack D. Lampros, a pillar of support to Weber State University and the broader community, died on Aug. 7 at 99 years old...
08/14/2026

Jack D. Lampros, a pillar of support to Weber State University and the broader community, died on Aug. 7 at 99 years old.

The WSU community remembers him, alongside his wife, Betty Jean Lampros, for his contributions to infrastructure, athletics, scholarships, and more.

In retirement, he strengthened the community through his work as founder and chairman of the Stewart Education Foundation, which earned the WSU President’s Award at the 2019 WSU Salutes celebration. The foundation has administered millions of dollars in gifts and grants that support WSU.

Lampros was a champion for Weber State’s Department of History, helping fund students’ education and launching the annual Lampros Lecture series, which brings renowned speakers to WSU to highlight research and stories from the Civil War era. This year, the 25th anniversary of the Lampros Lectures will be held Oct. 19.

“Jack was the history department’s best friend and greatest patron,” said Branden Little, professor in the history department. “Jack loved Weber State’s history majors and shared with them stories of his childhood in the Great Depression and his service in the U.S. Navy during the Second World War.”

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