The Sarcastic Scoop: Ted Cruz is literally always about to cry
By Marco Omta | Apr. 20, 2016Columnist Marco Omta has the scoop on how officials have finally discovered what’s wrong with Ted Cruz's face.
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Beyond The Bricks: Students moving out can donate furniture to Athens ReStore
By Leah Keiter | Apr. 20, 2016Columnist Leah Keiter encourages students to donate housing items to the Athens ReStore as move-out approaches.
The Reel World: ‘The Princess Bride’ is perfect for relaxing during the end of the semester
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Apr. 19, 2016The 1987 comedy fantasy is the perfect reminder that everything gets better.
Practical Politics: The U.S. drinking age is too high
By Jack Davies | Apr. 19, 2016Columnist Jack Davies argues that the drinking age needs to be lowered.
Ed. Talks: Standardized tests don't accurately measure academic strength
By Aaron Long | Apr. 19, 2016Columnist Aaron Long writes about the shortcomings of standardized tests.
Gamer Girl: Video games are important, but don’t make them your whole life
By Sophie Kruse | Apr. 19, 2016Columnist Sophie Kruse reflects back on her column, which she has been writing for three and a half years.
Oblivious Searchbar: The rest of the world has more fun during graduation than America
By Richard Hwang | Apr. 18, 2016While Americans are pleased with pleasant parties and family gatherings, wait 'til they get a dose of South American and European graduation celebrations.
An American In Argentina: You might miss Athens, but you won't regret studying abroad
By Melanie Umbaugh | Apr. 18, 2016Columnist Melanie Umbaugh reflects on what she's learned so far from living in Buenos Aires.
Amplified Observations: The Internet age has ushered in better music releases, and here’s why
By Luke Furman | Apr. 18, 2016In his last column of the semester, columnist Luke Furman explores the new musical possibilities brought on by the digital age that would have been impossible before it.
Query a Queer: Are people born gay?; how many people are LGBT?
By Sarah Grote | Apr. 17, 2016An LGBT Center staff member answers the questions "Do you believe you were born LGBT?" and "How many gay people are there?"
You grabbed your beers, we grabbed our notebooks at 14Fest
By Bailey Gallion | Apr. 17, 2016We printed everything newsworthy in our 14Fest article. Here's the rest of it.
Closer Than They Appear: Don’t move on from the Panama Papers leak just yet
By Anna Ayers | Apr. 17, 2016Columnist Anna Ayers argues that with billions of dollars funneled into tax havens, the lost funds can’t be used to help those in need.
From The Editor's Desk: Thank you, ‘Post’ seniors
By Emma Ockerman | Apr. 14, 2016‘Post’ editor, a junior, says goodbye to the senior class.
Southeast Sustainability: Humans are endangering the existence of wild American ginseng
By Austin Miles | Apr. 14, 2016Wild American ginseng populations are threatened by humans. Will they go the way of the dodo?
Senior Citizen: Ohio University's response to graffiti wall controversy threatens freedom of speech
By ERIN DAVORAN | Apr. 14, 2016OU leaders’ support for opposition to pro-Trump graffiti shows lack of both balance and respect for all students’ freedom of speech.
Beyond The Bricks: Hocking Hills Adventures offers adventure sports options near Athens
By Leah Keiter | Apr. 13, 2016Columnist Leah Keiter encourages students to try Hocking Hills Adventures for river trips, gaming and more in the beautiful Hocking Hills.
The ABCs of Greek Life: Watermelon Bust proved to be a fun, competitive philanthropy event
By Erin Franczak | Apr. 13, 2016Columnist Erin Franczak reflects on her experience at the recent philanthropy event Watermelon Bust, hosted by Lambda Chi Alpha.
The Sarcastic Scoop: NASA regrets not staging moon landing
By Marco Omta | Apr. 13, 2016NASA wishes it had faked the moon landing because, in hindsight, it would have been a lot cheaper.
The Reel World: 'Bob’s Burgers' is a solid show with colorful but really awkward characters
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Apr. 12, 2016The fifth season of the animated show was released on Netflix earlier this month.
Rethinking Religion: Religious liberty is under attack, but same-sex marriage and abortion aren’t to blame
By Grace Eberly | Apr. 12, 2016Columnist Grace Eberly writes about how religious liberty is under attack in the U.S., but not by those typically blamed.
