From The Editor's Desk: 'Post' only as strong as its social media team
By Emma Ockerman | Oct. 22, 2015The Post's social media team drives traffic and interest in daily content, works tirelessly to make stories perform.
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Writing on the Wall: Administrative appeasement demonstrates power of collective bargaining
By Daniel Kington | Oct. 22, 2015Columnist Daniel Kington discusses his belief that the Student Union and other partnering groups are examples that change can happen on campus if people come together.
The Sarcastic Scoop: Bernie Sanders ruins his ‘damn emails’ one liner with boring politics
By Marco Omta | Oct. 22, 2015Bernie Sanders may have had the line of the night, but it went downhill from there when he started talking about actual political issues facing the nation.
Fully Focused: Instagram fame possible with rule of thirds, juxtaposition, good lighting
By Lauren Bacho | Oct. 22, 2015Columnist Lauren Bacho discusses tips to make your photos more interesting on Instagram.
Bridging Oceans: America should stop policing the world, rely on supranational organizations to do so
By Brian Fogel | Oct. 22, 2015Secretive nuclear talks between U.S. and Pakistan are overlooking the help of the UN and India to solve issues.
Amplified Observations: Is using 'hey' in lyrics effective or lazy?
By Luke Furman | Oct. 20, 2015The word “hey” has been abundantly used to energize audiences throughout the history of popular music; however, many instances of the word are placed lazily in the background
Practical Politics: Will he or won’t he? Joe Biden might become a presidential candidacy
By Jack Davies | Oct. 20, 2015Columnist Jack Davies assesses the current vice president’s chance of winning the upcoming election.
Histories of hOUme: The Ridges home to one of many supposed supernatural sightings
By Bri Shaniuk | Oct. 20, 2015Five cemeteries are said to form a sign of the occult in Athens in addition to the haunted aura of the former mental healthcare facility.
The Reel World: 2002 ‘Frida’ biopic, starring Salma Hayek, shows viewers emotional sides of Mexican artist
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Oct. 20, 2015The now-famous painter has cemented her place in history as a marxist and a example of a sexually free woman of the early 20th century
Solving Life: Do we fear creativity?
By Neelam Khan | Oct. 20, 2015From an early age, kids are taught to be creative, but not to fully express that creativity.
Gamer Girl: User playing “Free to play” mobile games may encounter many in-app purchases
By Sophie Kruse | Oct. 20, 2015While many games are labeled free in the app store, they can often be deceiving and cost money to actually be able to play.
BedPost: What to do if you're hooking up with someone your friend has previously hooked up with
By Tanner Ingle | Oct. 19, 2015Casual hookups happen frequently in college. Here's how to handle the situation if you find yourself hooking up with someone that has already hooked up with your friend.
We the People: Jennifer Lawrence says what many have been thinking: The gender wage gap has got to go
By Elizabeth Chidlow | Oct. 19, 2015In an essay, the actress debates the wage gap and gender inequality within the workplace.
Oblivious Searchbar: Funny assassination attempts seemingly straight out of James Bond films
By Richard Hwang | Oct. 19, 2015While a bullet or a knife would usually suffice, these historical figures just had to think of murder methods that only a 007 movie would have.
Technobabble: Ohio University students can use “hidden” iPhone features for voice accessibility
By Clare Palo | Oct. 18, 2015The next time you lose your voice, use these tricks to help you go about your day.
What the 'Post' editor-in-chief read last week: Week 8 at Ohio University
By Emma Ockerman | Oct. 18, 2015Post editor Emma Ockerman breaks down what she read last week
Query A Queer: What the I and A mean in LGBTQIA, explained
By delfin Bautista | Oct. 18, 2015The director of Ohio Univeristy's LGBT Center talks about queer and transgender identities as well as the popular acronym.
Closer Than They Appear: Opportunity to change unveils as homelessness emergency strikes yet again, in Hawaii
By Anna Ayers | Oct. 18, 2015Most recent ‘state of emergency’ in Hawaii reflects the increasing need to address homelessness on a person to person level.
Popular Progression: No young person with social media access should go into presidential election uninformed
By Kenyetta Whitfield | Oct. 18, 2015Before you head to the polls, start interacting with potential candidates online.
From The Editor's Desk: 'Post' to look further into writing and reasoning of letters
By Emma Ockerman | Oct. 15, 2015Editor-in-Chief says offensive letter to the editor should've been looked at more carefully, but free speech still needs to be protected.
