1. One week after the Nov. 5 Texas shooting, members of the First Baptist Church held a church service with nearly how many people attending? a. A few dozen b. […]
Do you know your news? Nov. 16
Wildcat athletes begin their careers around the world
Basketball, Football, Mobile, Sports
As the 2016–17 academic year ended, Wildcats from three different teams on campus began their professional careers. Jeremy Senglin spent four years as the point guard for the men’s basketball […]
Why you should’ve picked North Carolina in your bracket
“How is your bracket doing?” The phrase echoed thousands of times throughout the month of March, an expression that goes hand-in-hand with the NCAA men’s basketball tournament. This year’s tournament […]
Let’s dance: 68 teams, 67 games and one belle of the ball
Basketball, Signpost Slider, Sports
As calendars turn to March, millions of Americans participate in one of the country’s most beloved pastimes: Filling out a March Madness bracket. The field is comprised of 68 […]
Athlete of the Week 3-3-2017
Basketball, Sports, Student-Athlete of the Week
Weber State Athlete | Deeshyra Thomas | Women’s Basketball Senior Deeshyra Thomas has spent the past four years at Weber State University carving out her legacy. After two fairly productive […]
World feels effects of Amazon ailments
Amazon Web Services, the largest cloud based storage and web service company in the nation, experienced high rates of error on Feb. 28. The problem was centered in the S3, […]
Can Tebow make it as a quarter-outfielder?
The announcement that Tim Tebow was going to try and play professional baseball was a move that incited snickers across the country. The date was Aug. 9, and most of […]
The Cubs take MLB by storm
Baseball, News, Opinion, Sports
Hold the phone. Did you say the Cubs?
Nathan's Notations: Why I hate ESPN
The other day, I was talking to Kory Wood, the editorial page editor of The Signpost, about sports coverage in America, and I casually mentioned something that may seem weird […]