Popular Progression: People should not have to explain their identity if you can search it online
By Kenyetta Whitfield | Oct. 11, 2015Before asking someone to talk about what their culture means, look it up on an Internet search engine.
COLUMNS
Query a Queer: Coming out furious, tired for National Coming Out Day
By delfin Bautista | Oct. 11, 2015The national celebration comes in the wake of the recent murder of yet another trans woman.
Bridging Oceans: Major media and U.S. government need to admit facts surrounding recent bombing in Kunduz, Afghanistan
By Brian Fogel | Oct. 8, 2015This recent attack is only the latest in the long history of war crimes committed by the American military.
From The Editors Desk: Late nights not unusual to finish 'The Post'
By Emma Ockerman | Oct. 8, 2015Five nights a week, a team of copy editors works tirelessly to get the paper out and to the presses.
Global Warnings: Future environmentalists should not be afraid to make mistakes
By Kat Tenbarge | Oct. 8, 2015Don’t be discouraged by slip-ups in saving the environment- none of us are a perfect shade of green.
Rethinking Religion: West Nickel Mines massacre shows different path toward forgiveness after shooting
By Grace Eberly | Oct. 8, 2015The Amish school shooter was quickly forgiven by relatives of the victims.
Fresh, Fit and Full of Life: People should not judge black women for hair color or style
By Haadiza Ogwude | Oct. 8, 2015Columnist Haadiza Ogwude talks about the different criticisms black women receive because of their hair.
Senior Citizen: Sexual assault survivors have options when it comes to resources
By ERIN DAVORAN | Oct. 7, 2015Sexual assault at Ohio University keeps occuring. Columnist Erin Davoran provides information on where survivors can go for help.
Fully Focused: Five years of Instagram and what it has become
By Lauren Bacho | Oct. 7, 2015Columnist Lauren Bacho discusses her experience using Instagram and what she hopes to see for the future of Instagram.
Writing on the Wall: Mainstream environmentalism is killing the planet
By Daniel Kington | Oct. 7, 2015The ideals of conscious consumption and sustainable development promoted by the environmental movement are detrimental to creating change.
The Sarcastic Scoop: Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's latest scandal involves ordering pizza via her personal phone
By Marco Omta | Oct. 7, 2015The White House hopeful comes under fire once again for her technology usage.
Unraveling Threads: Recycling clothing helps the environment more than donating it does
By Courtney Mihocik | Oct. 7, 2015Americans waste about 10.5 million tons of clothing per year that could easily be recycled instead.
Practical Politics: Senate candidate Augustus Sol Invictus sacrificed a goat on his spiritual journey
By Jack Davies | Oct. 6, 2015The eccentric candidate has stirred up some controversy in the Sunshine State.
Amplified Observations: 21st century tech and a work ethic allow anyone to make worthwhile music
By Luke Furman | Oct. 6, 2015Given the freedom and low cost of music production in the 21st century, anyone who puts in the necessary level of effort has the ability to succeed without the initial support of the music industry.
The Reel World: ‘Moonrise Kingdom’ tells an eccentric, artsy story of young love many can relate to
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Oct. 6, 2015The 2012 romantic drama by Wes Anderson reminds viewers of a simpler kind of love.
Gamer Girl: Improvements in medical technology lead to early cancer detection
By Sophie Kruse | Oct. 6, 2015Columnist Sophie Kruse uses Breast Cancer Awareness Month to talk about medical advancements that have personally affected her.
Histories of hOUme: Court Street home to bloody battle in early 1900s
By Bri Shaniuk | Oct. 6, 2015The popular hangout spot for Ohio University students was once the scene of a gruesome military scuffle.
We the People: Planned Parenthood combats accusations from anti-abortionists and House Republicans
By Elizabeth Chidlow | Oct. 5, 2015Planned Parenthood president volunteered to a congressional hearing to clear up misunderstandings of the healthcare provider’s intentions.
Solving Life: Are we wasting our time and money on college?
By Neelam Khan | Oct. 5, 2015Some think college students would be better off without a degree — columnist Neelam Khan weighs in.
BedPost: Hooking up with your co-worker is probably a bad idea
By Tanner Ingle | Oct. 5, 2015More often that not, hooking up with someone you work with won’t lead to good things.
