Weber State University

The main source of greenhouse gas emissions at Weber State University is transportation. To help clean our air and conserve money, Environmental Ambassadors and the Energy and Sustainability Office have been working hard to cut emissions in this area.

• There is the electric vehicle charging stations for usage at the A1, A2, A6, A7, A13, W4, W12 (Davis), Dee Events Center, and Community Education Center parking lots on campus. While charging, anyone with a Weber parking pass is permitted to park in these areas.
• A free U.T.A. EdPass grants free, unrestricted access to all Utah public transportation and is available to staff, and students. Utilize your EdPass for transportation to assist Weber in cutting emissions!
• Weber State provides a shuttle service between Stewart Library and the Dee Events Center (for those who park at the Dee). Additionally, a bus service connects the campuses of W.S.U. Davis and Ogden.

The Weber University campus has a range of facilities for students to use. On campus, there are common areas, libraries, student lounges, research labs, etc.

• Weber Graduate and Undergraduate Students can use the Library for research assistance. All users have access to printers and scanners at Fondren Library. Weber University students, teachers, and employees may utilize the public printers and free scanners on the Weber Network, which are available to all library patrons.
• Health and wellness are essential for students to study, stay in school, and succeed. The Student Health Center support students' overall well-being by offering its diverse student body specialized, professional, compassionate, and cost-effective health care and wellness services.
• The Counseling & Psychological Services Center promotes student success by offering qualified mental health services, community outreach, and education to assist people in coping better and achieving their objectives.

The Shepherd Music school at Weber University cultivates musical performance competence by fusing a conservatory curriculum with the educational possibilities of a top research university.

• Students participate in sports on campus, including sailing, rugby, volleyball, and soccer, and annual festivities are planned around them.
• Students have access to the West servery, Seibel servery, Baker college kitchen, South servery, North servery, and Public dining, among other options, for a filling supper.
• Weber Public Art organizes, commissions, and produces public exhibitions, activities, and works of art that highlight the standard and spirit of scholarly study at Weber University. Students, tourists, and the general public can always access the collection, which spans the whole Weber campus.
• At Weber, there are no exclusive social groups. More than 200 student organizations, including those in the performing arts, journalism, athletics, academics, religion, culture, and politics, are open to and promote participation from all students. 
• The 25-yard, six-lane Swenson Pool has a shallow end that is 4 feet deep and a deep end that is 8 feet deep. Its pool has single-occupancy family locker rooms, men's and women's restrooms, and an ADA-accessible pool.

At Weber University, several types of on-campus housing are available to students.

The Weber University on-campus accommodation fee is nearly USD 9800 (INR 7,79,400)/ year.

• Students at Weber State University have access to both community-style housing and housing in the form of apartments.
• The Wildcat Village is a sort of community housing where two inhabitants are given two rooms with shared bathrooms on each floor and common laundry, kitchen, and T.V. services.
• These can be rented for about USD 3,600(3,00,000) and 6,000 USD(INR 5,50,000).
• Four students share a completely equipped apartment in the university village, which also offers comfortable amenities in the rooms. 
• Bedrooms have extra-long twin beds, tables, drawers, and lockable nightstands.
• The on-campus dining package costs roughly 5,000–5,500 USD(INR 4,00,000) per year.