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Weber graduates are in this together

Weber graduates are in this together

Daryn Steed December 12, 2018

Four years ago, I sat down for my first class at Weber State. It was intro to literature, and my professor didn’t make us go around the room to share fun facts that aren’t ever fun, so we were...

Real men shave with an axe and drive cement trucks

Real men shave with an axe and drive cement trucks

Zac Watts November 22, 2018

I was lifting weights at the gym this morning, and a man roughly my age walked in behind me as I was doing dumbbell bicep curls. He walked up to the dumbbell rack, then paused. Out of the corner of my...

source photo from Japheth Pleasant

No scholarship for this WSU athlete

Japheth Pleasant November 1, 2018

I began my journey at Weber State University in the summer of 2016. The only reason I came to Weber State specifically was because I was told I was being offered a full scholarship to play football. Unfortunately,...

Shutting the door on Mormon interviews

Shutting the door on Mormon interviews

Daryn Steed October 26, 2018

It’s 2010, and I’m sitting behind a big desk with a list of sins to confess. My day of reckoning has come. The man on the other side of the desk is graying and gentle and walks me through a...

13 Reasons Why season 2 (Netflix)

“13 Reasons Why” You shouldn’t watch this

Harrison Epstein July 3, 2018

I’ve seen all 26 episodes. I watched the first season on recommendations from people close to me and chose to watch the recently released second season within two days of its release. In the hours, days,...

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How Utah Pride events signify both celebration and trepidation

Daryn Steed June 4, 2018

On June 3, thousands of Utahns converged in Salt Lake City for the annual Utah Pride Parade. What began as a small gathering in a park in 1974 has evolved into a monthlong festival that includes marches,...

A state of crisis

A state of crisis

Daryn Steed February 3, 2018

I was born and raised in Syracuse, five minutes from the Great Salt Lake. I was carted around on camping trips and bike rides around Southern Utah with my dad before I could even walk. My family gets together...

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Storytelling: Changing the world one brain at a time

Zac Watts November 9, 2017

Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin" is perhaps one of the most important books in American history. Enraged by the injustices perpetrated against African American slaves and laws that would...

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What to expect when you’re unexpectedly expecting

Alexandra Harris July 3, 2017

“Pregnant.” The word lit up across the tiny screen after two minutes of agony. It was a lot harder to ignore than the faint, second pink line on the test I’d taken an hour earlier. I walked out of...

Rosa Arambula, chingona. (Dalton Flandro / The Signpost)

Being a woke brown chingona

Rosa Arambula March 14, 2017

  Chingona - noun. 1. a Spanish slang term meaning “bad-ass woman.” Being a woman has given me the strength to be unapologetic, especially in a society that tries to silence women of color. To...

Observe the new teenager. Growth spurt is underway, and skin has begun to rebel. Maybe one day he will grow into that shirt. (Source: Trevor Belnap)

Dear America: Don’t be like adolescent me

Trevor Belnap March 3, 2017

I had an abrupt and violent puberty. Somewhere between eighth and ninth grade, I grew from 5 feet 11 inches to 6 feet 5 inches — my face exploding in acne that caused your average dermatologist to salivate...

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