Columnist Sophie Kruse discusses her most recent addiction: "Neko Atsume: Kitty Collector," an app where you have a yard and put out food to attract cats.
Columnist Melanie Umbaugh is leaving in two weeks to study in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Read her weekly column to follow her adventure.
The bear in The Revenant pretty much destroyed Leonardo DiCaprio’s body. Here are some other creatures that wouldn’t mind doing so in their own ways.
Columnist Luke Furman explains how unconventional songs can sometimes be strangely pleasing.
Columnist Anna Ayers argues the lack of people of color nominated for Oscars this year is part of a bigger problem.
Columnist Clare Palo explains why #TwitterDown was problematic for social media managers.
Columnist Kenyetta Whitfield discusses the recent #OscarsSoWhite controversy.
LGBT Center staff members answer your questions about the over-sexualization of queer bodies, polyamory and gender privilege.
Columnist Haadiza Ogwude recommends ways to keep your hair healthy and looking good despite the cold weather.
Columnist Brian Fogel discusses how subtle discrepancies in reporting drive stories of Pakistan terror attack in vastly different directions.
Communities around AMD-impaired streams are more likely to experience chronic poverty.
'The Post' will be changing a lot this semester and next. Through Athens Asks and more, help us determine what that will look like.
Columnist Erin Davoran discusses the experience of living with a stranger and how that can result in an unexpected friendship.
Columnist Erin Franczak breaks down how students can get involved with the upcoming informal recruiting events.
Finally, an answer to the burning question we’ve all been asking.
Columnist Leah Keiter discusses what Passion Works' mission is and how it strives to bring the community together.
Columnist Jack Davies discusses why voters might want to reconsider voting for Clinton.
The 2004 Wayans brothers' film is surprisingly charming and worth a second glance.
Columnist Sophie Kruse highlights four apps that are useful for college students.
Although the Republican presidential candidates raised a ruckus, Iran’s seizure of American naval servicemen is nothing compared to the crazed standoffs from the past.
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