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Metal Mondays: Burnout is not metal

By Jackson McCoy | Jan. 9, 2024

While this installment is a little later than usual, I am happy it got written at all.

Girl, Uninterrupted: No one should be afraid of growing old

By Mackenzie Shuman | Jan. 6, 2024

No matter how often people repeat the phrase "death is inevitable," humans seem to spend much of their lives worrying about when and how they will cease to exist. One of the most important lessons to learn on Earth is that worrying about death is useless and counterproductive.

The Lo-Down: Top mid-major players in men’s college basketball

By Logan Adams | Jan. 3, 2024

Although most of college basketball’s top talents fall within the Power Six conferences, there are plenty of unheralded stars within the NCAA’s many mid-major programs.

Charlie’s Crossover: Reactions to NBA Christmas

By Charlie Fadel | Dec. 29, 2023

With the NBA Christmas games providing fun storylines and moments, here are my takeaways from the NBA Christmas action.

Drew’s Decrees: The perfect White Elephant gift is a live animal

By Drew Haughn | Dec. 28, 2023

Here’s how you can step up your White Elephant gifts.

Darn it, Daniel: Why “The Walking Dead” has the worst fanbase

By Daniel Gorbett | Dec. 26, 2023

Why the fans of “The Walking Dead” bailing on the show was stupid and why Negan’s introduction was awesome.

Charlie’s Crossover: I was wrong about the NBA In-Season Tournament

By Charlie Fadel | Dec. 21, 2023

The IST was an exciting and fun new product for basketball, and I was wrong for writing it off.

Bowlby’s Breakdown: Kevin Stefanski should be the 2023 NFL Coach of the Year

By Andrew Bowlby | Dec. 21, 2023

Even with a season threatened to be derailed by injuries, Stefanski’s team continues to win and push for the playoffs.

Obert Opines: How I would re-cast the ‘Gladiator’ remake

By Bobby Gorbett | Dec. 19, 2023

My Roman Empire is the literal Roman Empire (in “Gladiator”).

Metal Mondays: Digital performances should not replace live music

By Jackson McCoy | Dec. 18, 2023

Online concerts are nowhere near as impactful as in-person concerts.

The Jist with Jamie: Brittany Broski does not bring a new voice to Palestine

By Jamie Miller | Dec. 7, 2023

I don’t really care what Brittany Broski has to say about the genocide that’s happening in the Gaza strip. Here’s why.

Haylee’s Hub: How to fully embrace this holiday season

By Haylee Leasure | Dec. 7, 2023

Winter break happens to be during my favorite time of the year and I like to make the most out of it. Here are some tips to make this holiday season the best.

From the Editor’s Desk: This semester’s staff deserves praise

By Katie Millard | Dec. 6, 2023

Each and every one of the staffers for The Post have made this publication better.

Chase on the Case: Am I a ‘mirrorball?’

By Chase Borland | Dec. 6, 2023

For the people-pleasers and the people in need of validation, “mirrorball” is the song for you. It has helped me get through some tough times and is quite possibly the most relatable song ever.

Obert Opines: Why your favorite movie from 2023 shouldn’t win best picture

By Bobby Gorbett | Dec. 6, 2023

I have beef with every movie released in 2023 other than “Oppenheimer.”

Savannah’s Scoop: The “Dibs!” game is fun, little things matter

By Savannah Swanson | Dec. 6, 2023

Not only is the “Dibs!” game a source of entertainment on boring drives, it also reminds us to appreciate the little things that make life worth living.