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Project Runway Threads Fashion into Campus Life

By The Signpost · October 22, 2026 · 1 min read
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Sewing machines, sergers, fabric markers and craft materials like ribbon, trim and threads lined the walls in Room 337 in Weber State University’s Browning Center on Oct. 16. The space was filled with students participating in a workshop hosted by Project Runway, the University’s new and first fashion club.

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