I can’t speak for every person of color; however, for the past year, I felt it was upon me to do so as a reporter and editor for The Signpost’s […]
A culture change
Columns, Culture/Diversity, Opinion
Category: Columns
Climate Change: What Now
Shortly after the Director of Utah Climate Centers Robert Gillies’ speech on Sept. 3 at Weber State University, student Sadie Braddock was reminded of a comic strip that talked about […]
Back in black: Warner Bros. reboots ‘Matrix’ franchise
Arts & Entertainment, Columns, Entertainment, Mobile, Movies, Mywebermedia Slider, Opinion
Even if you’re not familiar with the film, you’re probably familiar with its most iconic scene: Neo dodging bullets in exaggerated slow motion. Twenty years later, the scene may have […]
Who or what to blame: mass shootings and video games
Columns, Mobile, Mywebermedia Slider, Opinion, Politics
On Aug. 31, a 36-year-old man killed seven people and left 22 wounded in a “drive-by shooting spree” in Odessa, Texas, with an assault rifle-style weapon, which marks the third […]
How ‘The Bachelor’ brings in a more diverse era of reality tv
Arts & Entertainment, Celebrities, Columns, Culture/Diversity, Entertainment, LGBT, Opinion, TV
For over 17 years, “The Bachelor” franchise and its spin-offs have attempted to help people find their soulmates. The journey to love, however, has often lacked racial diversity and stuck […]
Three mistakes I made as a freshman and how to avoid them
Archive, Columns, Mobile, Mywebermedia Slider, News, Opinion
When I was a freshman, I thought I knew what college was going to throw at me. Unfortunately, no matter how prepared I thought I was, starting college was hard, […]
This land is our land
Columns, Culture/Diversity, Opinion
On July 14, Donald Trump tweeted about four Democratic congresswomen, telling them to “go back” to the “broken and crime infested places from which they came.” While he did not […]
Honor code creates a climate of paranoia
Above the Scroll, Columns, Mobile, Mywebermedia Slider, Opinion, Signpost Slider
After I read that Emma Gee, a track and cross country runner at Brigham Young University, came out as bisexual, I was happy for her, but I still felt a […]
Priced out of life
Above the Scroll, Columns, Features, News, Opinion, Politics
How much would you pay to stay alive? For millions of Americans with chronic illnesses, the number continues to climb higher and higher. Health is not something you can put […]
Anything you can do, we can do better
Basketball, Columns, Culture/Diversity, Entertainment, News, Opinion, Soccer, Sports, Tennis
When the United States women’s national soccer team won the World Cup in 2015, the players were paid $2 million. In 2014, after losing in the first stage of the […]