Bridging Oceans: Consider reading international newspapers for variety in your news sources
By Brian Fogel | Jan. 14, 2016Media coverage of domestic affairs tend to have different perspectives and less nationalistic rhetoric.
COLUMNS
Senior Citizen: Harsh reality of winter matches the life of a second-semester senior
By ERIN DAVORAN | Jan. 13, 2016Columnist Erin Davoran talks about her wintery and challenging final semester of college.
The Sarcastic Scoop: Nicolas Cage denies request to run for president
By Marco Omta | Jan. 13, 2016The beloved genius superstar actor decides to make time for his family and movies.
Beyond The Bricks: Athens art, history intersect at the Dairy Barn
By Leah Keiter | Jan. 13, 2016Columnist Leah Keiter explains why you should visit the Dairy Barn Arts Center before you leave Athens.
The ABC's of Greek Life: Media portrays inauthentic representation of sororities and fraternities
By Erin Franczak | Jan. 13, 2016Columnist Erin Franczak discusses how some movies and TV shows offer an inaccurate picture of what Greek life is really like.
The Reel World: Dark Christmas comedy 'Bad Santa' can be appreciated after the holidays
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Jan. 12, 2016The raunchy Christmas story is worth watching any time of the year.
Gamer Girl: Car innovation steals the show at Las Vegas' 2016 Consumer Electronics Show
By Sophie Kruse | Jan. 12, 2016CES is an annual trade show held in Las Vegas that focuses on innovation.
Oblivious Searchbar: Breaking New Year’s resolutions: Lies in history that were more significant than annual promises
By Richard Hwang | Jan. 11, 2016Although we make and break New Year’s resolutions every year, they seem insignificant when compared to unfulfilled promises in history.
Rethinking Religion: Kasich says no to public criticism of Israel – I say no to Governor Kasich
By Grace Eberly | Jan. 11, 2016Columnist Grace Eberly criticizes Governor Kasich’s statements about the state of Israel and argues that one can be anti-occupation without being branded anti-Semitic.
Amplified Observations: Rap Genius changed the entire lyric analysis game
By Luke Furman | Jan. 11, 2016Columnist Luke Furman details how Rap Genius (now called Genius) improved lyric analysis and diversified critical voices.
Technobabble: Nine things any social media manager wants to hear
By Clare Palo | Jan. 10, 2016Columnist Clare Palo lists nine things you can tell your social-media-managing friends to make their days.
Popular Progression: U.S. Rep. Schultz take note: Young people aren't complacent about abortion rights
By Kenyetta Whitfield | Jan. 10, 2016U.S. Rep Debbie Wassermann Schultz might want to reconsider the definition of complacent.
Query-A-Queer: Ohio University's LGBT Center back for another semester of answering your questions
By delfin Bautista | Jan. 10, 2016delfin bautista reintroduces another semester of answering your questions about gender expression, gender identity and other LGBT-related topics.
Fresh, Fit and Full of Life: Despite celebrity endorsements, waist trainers could be dangerous
By Haadiza Ogwude | Dec. 3, 2015Columnist Haadiza Ogwude discusses the negative physical effects of using waist-training devices.
From The Editor's Desk: 'Post' staffers deserve praise, nap
By Emma Ockerman | Dec. 3, 2015It's been a long semester, and The Post has changed quite a bit. Now, we're looking to head home.
Rethinking Religion: What I, a non-Christian, learned when I attended Cru
By Grace Eberly | Dec. 3, 2015Columnist Grace Eberly attended Cru’s weekly worship service to observe, report and reflect.
Economic In-Tuition: Higher education is the only product we like better when shortchanged
By David Holman | Dec. 3, 2015Columnist David Holman discusses how every cancelled class translates into lost tuition money for students.
Senior Citizen: Remember what's important this holiday season
By ERIN DAVORAN | Dec. 2, 2015Columnist Erin Davoran discusses why being thankful during the holidays, when so many others are struggling, is especially important.
The ABCs of Greek Life: Greek life built on service and community despite negative stereotypes
By Erin Franczak | Dec. 2, 2015Columnist Erin Franczak discusses some of the positives of being in a fraternity or sorority.
Writing On The Wall: Striving for political change should be an act of love
By Daniel Kington | Dec. 2, 2015Columnist Daniel Kington discusses how activists' actions reflect their love for the world and their desire to better it.
