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1) According to Michael McDonald, a professor at the University of Florida who specializes in American elections, how many early votes will be cast by Nov. 3? a. 200 million […]
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The recent interaction between student Michael Moreno and debate coach Ryan Wash caused significant controversy online and on campus after Moreno posted recordings of in-class interactions on YouTube. Since then, […]
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Left behind A gun was found in an Elizabeth Hall women’s bathroom on Nov. 12. A student reported it to police, who confiscated it. The gun was registered to a […]
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A Weber State University 1999 graduate, Maureen Cavanagh, came back to WSU to teach students about opioid addiction and how she learned through family experience how to combat it. Author […]
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A small group gathered at the Weber County Library on 25th St. on Oct. 10 to hear acclaimed best-selling author Robison Wells discuss the new book he co-wrote with James […]
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WSUSA President Gregory J. Woodfield: Respectfully, I write to you on behalf of the WSUSA Senate regarding concerns about your ability to faithfully execute the constitutional responsibilities and contractual obligations […]
Intersectionality is a necessary concept those at Weber State University should choose to understand and educate oneself about, including faculty, staff, and most importantly, students. When explaining who you are, […]
In The Signpost’s Jan. 12 article “Developmental math changes” Weber State University’s program was described as “leading the way” in developmental math. With the utmost humility, I must respectfully disagree. […]
Smoking is a controversial issue on campus today. The majority of students who walk from class to class often find themselves inhaling secondhand smoke. However, smoking is a legal recreational […]
People volunteer for many reasons. Some volunteer to gain employment skills, others do it to socialize and many volunteer simply to give back to the community. It does not matter why […]