Whenever you wade through the shallows of WS Confessions, I hope you realize that the degenerates posting these words are your classmates, acquaintances on campus — hell, maybe even a […]
Unsolicited Advice: Quick Draw
Author: Cole Eckhardt
When in Rome, fight the power
Columns, Culture/Diversity, Opinion
Figures like Sojourner Truth and Clara Barton have been proving their strength and integrity equal to that of men in America for over two centuries, but human history is full […]
I think I remember the end of the world
Columns, Front Page, News, Opinion, Science & Tech
I spend an inordinate amount of time thinking about the apocalypse. I’m not alone either — it’s a motif that’s been manifesting in cultures across the world for over 10,000 […]
Clinging to the Vine
Columns, Opinion, Science & Tech
Vine will be dead before the New Year. I’ve been listening to the first few bars of Wiz Khalifa’s “See You Again” on repeat and desperately choking back sobs every […]
Unsolicited Advice
All source material comes from the Facebook page Weber State Confessions Confession: I just got employee of the year at my job but in reality I spend 8 hours trying […]
Unsolicited Advice
Editors note: all source material comes from the Facebook page Weber State Confessions. CONFESSION: “I hate it when girls on tinder play hard to get. Like b**** why are you […]
Unsolicited Advice: Your anger says more about you than the critics
Columns, News, Opinion, Signpost Slider
You didn’t ask. We didn’t listen.
The pace of tech evolution accelerates
Columns, Opinion, Science & Tech
Column: The speed and magnitude of change through time may help check attitudes toward technology.
Rock the Vote brings attention to apprehension of millennial voters
Campus Community, Elections, Mywebermedia Slider, News
Yes, your vote really is important.
Unsolicited Advice
You didn’t ask. We still didn’t listen.