Lately with Layne: The George Floyd Justice in Policing Act needs to be passed more than ever
By Layne Rey | Jan. 31, 2023Tyre Nichols’ death has brought the conversation of this bill back to life.
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Cat's Cradle: OU abandons Russian literature
By Benjamin Ervin | Jan. 30, 2023The literature and history that OU has chosen to eliminate.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: Hi-Fi Rush shouldn’t work - but it does
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Jan. 30, 2023Tango Gameworks’ latest is a miracle of design work.
Emma Speaks: The Revival of the Weekly TV Release
By Emma Erion | Jan. 30, 2023Weekly television releases give people something to look forward to in these bleak times.
Haddy the Hebrew: Everybody has a religion
By Hadass Galili | Jan. 29, 2023Everybody has a religion, they just don’t see it as that.
Katie’s Contemplations: The history of stickers
By Katie Millard | Jan. 29, 2023Sticker sticklers have long debated the true origin of the fun adhesive.
Lately with Layne: The transition of the knockoff into the dupe
By Layne Rey | Jan. 26, 2023Many used to be embarrassed to have a knockoff version of something, but now it’s considered cool to have a dupe.
BedPost: Piercings could be both your rise and your downfall in bed
By BedPost staff writer | Jan. 26, 2023Dear men, my piercings are not there for you and they are not toys.
Campbell’s Couture: Why you still need to dress warmly to the bars
By Hannah Campbell | Jan. 26, 2023Not only should you dress warmly for style purposes, but we can also tell you’re underage.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: We need to talk about 'Hogwarts Legacy'
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Jan. 26, 2023Hogwarts Legacy has a J.K. Rowling problem.
From the Editor’s Desk: Meet the Spring 2023 Digital Director of ‘The Post’
By Anastasia Carter | Jan. 25, 2023The digital staff at The Post have plans to build on what they did last semester to improve the digital aspect of this publication.
From the Editor’s Desk: ‘The Post’ editor-in-chief applications now open
By Ryan Maxin | Jan. 25, 2023Applications are due by 5 p.m. on Feb. 10.
Emma Speaks: A completely unhinged commentary of this year’s best picture nominations
By Emma Erion | Jan. 25, 2023Tired of serious Oscar criticism? I’m here to fix that.
Reflections: Our leaders should strive to be more like Jacinda Ardern
By Colleen McLafferty | Jan. 24, 2023The United States deserves leaders that represent our demographics and our interests fairly.
Butchering Language: “The White Lotus” and class-conscious media
By Matthew Butcher | Jan. 24, 2023“The White Lotus” gives wealthy people a new enemy: a drug addicted, gay hotel manager named Armond that goes after his pompous guests with a poopy attitude.
Cuestiones con Cruz: Why are Latinos continuously portrayed by white actors?
By Alyssa Cruz | Jan. 24, 2023Advancements in racial representation in film and TV have left Latino characters behind.
Haddy the Hebrew: Why Jews Are Ashamed
By Hadass Galili | Jan. 23, 2023There seems to be an apprehension of Jews to participate in Jewish events and community organizations. But why is this? And could the answer be due to shame?
Tunes with Tate: My family reviews 'Midnights' by Taylor Swift
By Tate Raub | Jan. 23, 2023There hasn’t been a Tunes with Tate in this format since Oct. 2021, so naturally the impact of “Midnights” by Taylor Swift brought it out of the woodwork.
Cat’s Cradle: Advocating for Adaptation
By Benjamin Ervin | Jan. 23, 2023Why and how we adapt works of art.
Katie’s Contemplations: New Year’s resolutions mark old tradition
By Katie Millard | Jan. 22, 2023New Year’s resolutions are anything but new.
