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An academic recession

Tori Waltz
April 13, 2020
Map of the earthquake's impact across Utah (Screenshot taken from the USGS website)

5.7 earthquake rattles Utah amid coronavirus crisis

Tori Waltz
March 18, 2020
WSU Student Service Center Ogden Campus (Robert Lewis / The Signpost)

WSU introduces policy about policy

Tori Waltz
January 4, 2020
Salt Lake Tribune Nonprofit. (Wikimedia)

The Salt Lake Tribune undertakes a historic change

Tori Waltz
November 6, 2019
WSU is wanting in online resources

WSU is wanting in online resources

Tori Waltz
October 3, 2019
Students working doing various farm chores at Truelove Farms for Community Service Day.

From generation ‘me’ to generation ‘we’

Tori Waltz
August 29, 2019
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A collegial culture clash: Why Weber’s graduation rates continue to dwindle

Tori Waltz
April 18, 2019
Signpost sweeps for the three-peat

Signpost sweeps for the three-peat

Tori Waltz
April 18, 2019
Saying sayonara to Science Lab

Saying sayonara to Science Lab

Tori Waltz
April 4, 2019
Three of the four candidates sit during the debate, waiting for their turn to talk about their plans. (Kelly Watkins / The Signpost)

Students stand off in election debate

Tori Waltz
March 13, 2019
Jovany Bahena-Rosario

WSUSA presidential candidates prep debate

Tori Waltz
March 10, 2019
Winter is here, pollution is near

Winter is here, pollution is near

Tori Waltz
January 24, 2019
Tourists wait in line to see the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia -- possible only through a window Saturday because of a partial federal government shutdown impacting the National Park Service. TIM TAI / Staff Photographer

Government ‘shuts down’ funding for Utah national parks

Tori Waltz
January 4, 2019
Grand Opening at Weber State University for new Lindquist Hall Building. (Sara Parker / The Signpost)

A new building for a new year

Tori Waltz
January 4, 2019
According to Consumer Reports, the liquids inside laundry pods contain chemicals that can burn the mouth, digestive system and stomach. In an effort to stem the spread of the challenge, both Facebook and YouTube's parent company Google removed Tide Pod Challenge videos from their platforms. After the initial backlash subsided, many people began making jokes about the challenge and some restaurants and bakeries made food that looked like Tide pods. (Kristoffer Tripplaar/Sipa USA/TNS)

The psychology behind stupidity

Tori Waltz
November 21, 2018
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WSU distraught over legalized pot

Tori Waltz
November 17, 2018
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Seniors sell their skills during Speed Interviewing

Tori Waltz
November 10, 2018
Runners psyching themselves up at the starting line for the race in 2017. Photo Credit: Brian Choi

Nearly Naked Mile breaks fall streak

Tori Waltz
November 2, 2018
Victoria Waltz

Poet laureate finds creativity in tragedy

Tori Waltz
October 26, 2018
Let's get down to business

Let’s get down to business

Tori Waltz
October 11, 2018
(pixbay) Photo credit: Pixaby

It takes two to be a ‘True Wildcat’

Tori Waltz
October 5, 2018
Blackjack was a big attraction for students at Casino Night. (Gabe Cerritos)

Weber State clubs and orgs go ‘all in’ for Casino Night

Tori Waltz
October 5, 2018
Photo Credentials: Jerry Bovee

Former WNBA super star striving for student mental health

Tori Waltz
September 21, 2018
WSU Chief of Police Dane LeBlanc speaks at the Multiagency Response Training Aug. 21.

Police prep for casualties and cooperation

Tori Waltz
August 30, 2018
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir performing at Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah, in December 2014. (Wikimedia Commons)

Utah kicks off Pioneer Day celebrations

Tori Waltz
July 16, 2018

Twilight falls on SLC

Tori Waltz
July 2, 2018
Juneteenth festival a day of independence. (Sara Parker / The Signpost)

Juneteenth festival: a day of independence

Tori Waltz
June 18, 2018
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