Business/Careers, Elections, Features, Mobile, Mywebermedia Slider, News, Politics
1. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation vote was Oct. 6, after weeks of sexual assault allegations and an emotionally-charged hearing where Kavanaugh shed tears. Was Kavanaugh confirmed as Justice […]
Mobile, Mywebermedia Slider, Signpost Slider
1. What did President Donald Trump put pressure on the Justice Department to investigate this past week? a. An anonymous opinion piece published in the New York Times b. Emails […]
For the very first time in recorded history, three category four and higher hurricanes have battered U.S. cities and coastlines in a single season. Hurricane Harvey dropped 50 inches of […]
Baseball, Basketball, Football, Front Page, Signpost Slider, Sports
Sports provide an escape. They’re a release for many people when they need distractions the most. However, when natural disasters come into play, the world of sports has to […]
1. What percent of Whole Food prices dropped when a deal was settled with Amazon? A. 39 percent B. 43 percent C. 47 percent 2. What hurricane recently canceled thousands […]
Culture/Diversity, News, Spanish
El premio Nobel de la Paz 2016 se presenta al presidente de Colombia Después de 50 años de guerra civil por fin llega la paz a Colombia. El Comité Nobel […]
Along the Southern Utah front lies 229 square miles of pure, unscathed nature. Ever since I was little, I dreamed of going to Zion National Park, and I was given […]
With the 2014 hurricane season underway, on Wednesday Japan faced one of the mightiest typhoons the Western Pacific has seen this year. As Typhoon Neoguri churned towards the main islands, […]
Above the Scroll, News, Service Projects/Fundraisers
Winds going 195 mph left an estimated 2,000-2,500 dead in the Philippines after Super Typhoon Haiyan leveled buildings, flooded islands and left disaster in its wake. Nicknamed Super Typhoon Yolanda […]