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Weber State University economics professor Gavin Roberts is eager to start accepting bribes from students. This caption is part of The Signpost's April Fool's issue and does not contain accurate information.

(An edited image of Weber State University economics professor, Gavin Roberts.)//Gavin Roberts, profesor de economía de la Universidad de Weber State, está ansioso por comenzar a aceptar sobornos de los estudiantes. Este pie de foto forma parte del numero especial del Día de los Inocentes de The Signpost y no contiene información veraz.

(Una imagen editada del profesor de economía de la Universidad de Weber State, Gavin Roberts.)

WSU announces teachers can accept bribes

Henry Craig, Reporter April 2, 2026

Leer en español aquí. Weber State University announced a new plan to save the university money on March 30. Going forward, Weber State professors can expect to see minor wage cuts, but the university...

Official ballot drop box located outside of Shephard Union. -- El buzón oficial para depositar las votaciones se encuentra fuera de Shephard Union.

Voting and its effect on your life

Skylar Wolfe, Reporter November 4, 2025

Leer en Español aquí. Voting can be a daunting task. Many 18 to 25-year-olds are often uninterested in voting. Leah Murray, a political science professor at Weber State University, said that some...

The current Supreme Court Justices.

Acción afirmativa anulada

Daniela Imbrett, Traductor August 1, 2023

El 29 de junio, las políticas de acción afirmativa fueron anuladas por la Corte Suprema de los Estados Unidos, creando una ola de conmoción entre las instituciones educativas de todo el país. La...

The outside of the Supreme Court building located in Washington, D.C.

Affirmative action overturned

Kaitlin Christofferssen, Reporter August 1, 2023

On June 29, affirmative action policies were overturned by the Supreme Court of the United States, sending shockwaves through educational institutions nationwide. The Supreme Court decision struck down...

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