People and Planet: No TERFs on Athens' turf
By Megan Diehl | Jan. 22, 2023There is no room for hate in Athens, no matter how much space people try to make for it.
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A La Carte Life with Ankita: Returning to India for winter break
By Ankita Bansode | Jan. 19, 2023Visiting India after living in the US was a humbling experience.
Campbell’s Couture: Best fashion trends for winter 2023
By Hannah Campbell | Jan. 19, 2023Cady Heron wore cargo pants, so you should too.
Haddy the Hebrew: Returning to Shabbat
By Hadass Galili | Jan. 19, 2023Shabbat observance can only work well in a community that observes it, and we have created that.
From the Editor's Desk: A look back at fall, an update for spring
By Ryan Maxin | Jan. 18, 2023Pages will be cut in The Post’s print editions, which frees up other opportunities.
Cat’s Cradle: Why B-movies Matter
By Benjamin Ervin | Jan. 18, 2023How B-movies have stood as unique outlets of artistic expression.
Lately with Layne: Five things I wish I knew at this time last year
By Layne Rey | Jan. 18, 2023In the midst of college decision season, here’s some advice for high school seniors.
Life’s a Beach: NCAA personnel limit change allows for liveable wages
By Ashley Beach | Jan. 17, 2023Volunteer coaches could have made less than minimum wage.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: HBO Max’s “The Last of Us” finds new anxieties in an old apocalypse
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Jan. 17, 2023The TV show version of “The Last of Us” is here.
Haddy the Hebrew: How Jews became villains
By Hadass Galili | Jan. 17, 2023Representation can be nice, but not all representation is positive.
Tips with Tate: Normalize caring less
By Tate Raub | Jan. 16, 2023Opinion: Unfollowing people on social media and being oblivious to the lives of people you don’t really care about does wonders for your mental health.
People and Planet: Biden’s handling of classified documents just makes Trump look worse
By Megan Diehl | Jan. 16, 2023It's bad, but not as bad as it seems.
Lately with Layne: TikTok’s strong influence in the world of consumerism
By Layne Rey | Jan. 12, 2023Customers left disappointed after social media sells out many products.
Haddy the Hebrew: Returning to Israel
By Hadass Galili | Jan. 10, 2023My trips to Israel are not just vacations, they are a return to my homeland.
Dori, Interrupted: Getting COVID with family is a bonding experience
By Dori Gray | Jan. 10, 2023My parents and I were very sick, simultaneously.
Lately with Layne: University of Idaho murders leaves college students frightened
By Layne Rey | Jan. 10, 2023Bryan Kohberger is no longer able to hide his criminal nature behind the mask of his criminology major.
Cat’s Cradle: Star Wars and the Environment
By Benjamin Ervin | Jan. 4, 2023How the Force relates to the natural world.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: The Sorrel Kerr-Jung Game of the Year Award goes to…
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Dec. 29, 2022It’s time to name the best game of 2022.
Lately with Layne: Noah Kahan is on the rise
By Layne Rey | Dec. 21, 2022Buy your tickets to see the growing artist at OU this spring.
Haddy the Hebrew: How Jewish mourning practices encourage healing
By Hadass Galili | Dec. 19, 2022It was only while I was deep into mourning that I understood the beauty of these rituals.
