Gamer Girl: Apple announcement highlights include iPad Pro, Apple Watch and new emojis
By Sophie Kruse | Sep. 15, 2015With new products and additions to preexisting ones, Apple looks to add higher quality technological advancements to their brand.
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Oblivious Searchbar: Newest Google logo not the only one to stir up mixed reviews
By Richard Hwang | Sep. 14, 2015The change in logo for the search engine caused a firestorm of negativity online, but several companies have also come under similar analysis.
BedPost: Trying new things in the bedroom should be fun, experimental
By Kellen Becoats | Sep. 14, 2015Relationships can be complicated, but time in the bedroom doesn’t have to be.
We the People: First Amendment does not place any religion above the law
By Elizabeth Chidlow | Sep. 13, 2015Kim Davis, along with a few presidential candidates, have a strange notion that their religious actions of going against the Supreme Court is protected by the First Amendment.
Popular Progression: Hashtag activism isn’t just millennial laziness
By Kenyetta Whitfield | Sep. 13, 2015If your your idea of activism only includes sit-ins it's time for a twitter update.
Closer Than They Appear: Diversity keeps the melting pot ever-changing
By Anna Ayers | Sep. 13, 2015In the face of an immigration surge, a classic generational beat teaches the timeless value of diversity.
Technobabble: Companion app gives college students relief on the walk home
By Clare Palo | Sep. 13, 2015Anyone who find themselves in need of an extra safety measure walking home can now use an app that tracks their GPS location.
Query a Queer: OU's LGBT Center hopes to learn, spark more conversations
By delfin Bautista | Sep. 13, 2015The director of Ohio University’s LGBT Center talks about learning from last week’s column.
Global Warnings: Water bottles are a good way to reduce, reuse, recycle
By Kat Tenbarge | Sep. 10, 2015If your trash can is overflowing with plastic products, taking out the garbage creates a way bigger problem.
Rethinking Religion: Kim Davis is a symptom of larger issue of Biblical cherry-picking
By Grace Eberly | Sep. 10, 2015Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis has come under media scrutiny, and legal trouble, for her stance on issuing marriage licenses in light of the recent Supreme Court ruling regarding gay marriage.
From the Editor's Desk: 'Post' pushes 'Post Haste' for OU students to read before class
By Emma Ockerman | Sep. 10, 2015The Post has launched the daily newsletter for Ohio University students and faculty.
Senior Citizen: Studying abroad broadens students' horizons
By ERIN DAVORAN | Sep. 9, 2015Traveling to a different country can open eyes to new possibilities.
Writing on the Wall: OU Student Union demonstrates effectiveness of standing together
By Daniel Kington | Sep. 9, 2015To set its priorities, Student Union will be hosting monthly general assemblies guided by the belief that united the student body can affect change.
Unraveling Threads: Don’t write off borrowed, used clothes
By Courtney Mihocik | Sep. 9, 2015Columnist Courtney Mihocik describes the economical advantages of accepting hand-me-downs from friends and relatives.
Fully Focused: Bad lighting doesn't have to ruin iPhone photos
By Lauren Bacho | Sep. 9, 2015Photo editor and columnist Lauren Bacho reveals a new trick for snapping pictures all iPhone users need.
Practical Politics: Review of 2016 presidential candidates
By Jack Davies | Sep. 8, 2015Columnist Jack Davies quickly goes over Republican and Democratic presidential candidates for the upcoming election.
Gamer Girl: Tinder satisfying for meeting people, lousy for human interaction
By Sophie Kruse | Sep. 8, 2015Social apps can be helpful for developing connections, but does it take away too much from face-to-face communication?
Amplified Observations: Music should be judged by its artistic contributions, not by personal opinion
By Luke Furman | Sep. 8, 2015Musicians who had their heyday in the late 20th century should embrace modern music on a cultural basis rather than condemn it for being different than personal tastes.
We the People: VMAs and its issue with one-dimensional, white feminism
By Elizabeth Chidlow | Sep. 7, 2015Real beliefs of well-known artists on social injustices within the music industry and centered on award shows were recently brought to light.
Oblivious Searchbar: Donald Trump isn’t the craziest presidential candidate America has had
By Richard Hwang | Sep. 7, 2015Many think the business mogul turned reality star is the bottom of the presidential candidate barrel, but there are some that are even lower.
