Cat’s Cradle: Architecture and biology in 'Akira'
By Benjamin Ervin | Feb. 12, 2023A reflection on the 35-year-old classic anime.
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Haddy the Hebrew: The antisemitic origins of “cabal”
By Hadass Galili | Feb. 12, 2023The word cabal has been used in insidious ways for centuries.
Lillian’s Lowdown: Natural gas is not green energy
By Lillian Barry | Feb. 10, 2023Ohio recently redefined natural gas as green energy, but natural gas is far from green.
Lately with Layne: My thoughts on Jennette McCurdy’s 'I’m Glad My Mom Died'
By Layne Rey | Feb. 9, 2023The child star’s life behind the scenes is shocking.
Haddy the Hebrew: Parshat Yitro teaches us about what unites the Jewish people.
By Hadass Galili | Feb. 9, 2023This week’s parshah is Parshat Yitro, which is the name of Moses’ father-in-law.
Answers with Ankita: The potential dangers of AI
By Ankita Bansode | Feb. 8, 2023The AI chatbot market is experiencing intense competition; with technological development, a major threat looms over our head.
The Bottom Line: Super Bowl LVII is a historic milestone for Black quarterbacks
By Will Cunningham | Feb. 8, 2023Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes are the first pair of black quarterbacks to start against each other in the Super Bowl.
Butchering Language: An open letter to Winter
By Matthew Butcher | Feb. 7, 2023Winter sucks and I am standing my ground against it.
Cat’s Cradle: Aardman’s ‘Star Wars: Visions’ short has potential
By Benjamin Ervin | Feb. 7, 2023Aardman’s Star Wars short is capable of doing really well despite criticisms.
Cuestiones con Cruz: How much power does Bad Bunny have?
By Alyssa Cruz | Feb. 7, 2023Bad Bunny has taken the world by storm and become a voice for the Latino community by being himself.
Tunes with Tate: My unsolicited thoughts on the 65th Grammy Awards
By Tate Raub | Feb. 6, 2023A lot happened at the biggest night in music.
People and Planet: Rough earthquake recovery ahead for Syria
By Megan Diehl | Feb. 6, 2023Poverty and war have swallowed the country, and now one of the largest earthquakes the world has seen in the last 23 years follows. It is easy to feel helpless as one looks on.
On the Ball: You should still be excited to watch the Super Bowl as a Cincinnati Bengals fan
By Robert Keegan III | Feb. 6, 2023There are many reasons why fans of the Cincinnati Bengals don’t want to watch the Super Bowl. However, Cincinnati still has many ties into the game that makes it interesting for Bengals fans.
The Pest: I found a page of Rufus’ diary from New Year's Eve
By The Pest staff writer | Feb. 5, 2023The diary entries have started again. Rufus is beginning 2023 with a vengeance.
Katie’s Contemplations: The mysterious history of Valentine’s Day
By Katie Millard | Feb. 5, 2023Valentine’s Day has a surprisingly mysterious history that has evolved into a world-wide celebration.
Haddy the Hebrew: What “You People” gets wrong about Jews
By Hadass Galili | Feb. 5, 2023If I didn’t know better, I would guess that the makers of “You People” didn’t talk to any Jew before making the film.
Hot Takes with Tate: The DCEU has a little too much controversy on its hands
By Tate Raub | Feb. 2, 2023The DCEU has run into some complicated controversies over the past few years.
Lillian’s Lowdown: Why prospective students should choose OU
By Lillian Barry | Feb. 2, 2023Still deciding where to enroll? Look no further. Ohio University is the place for you.
Haddy the Hebrew: Parshat Beshalach
By Hadass Galili | Feb. 2, 2023This week’s parshah is Parshat Beshalach, which means “when he sent.”
Cat’s Cradle: Andrei Tarkovsky and language of modern cinema
By Benjamin Ervin | Feb. 2, 2023How cinema has been defined through the films of the former Soviet Union.
