Thinking In Print: How literary journals benefit students
By Charlene Pepiot | Feb. 27, 2022With many literary journals ceasing publication, it’s important to reflect on the academic value they offer students.
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Kat Tracks: Drinking in college is overrated
By Katie Trott | Feb. 27, 2022The effects of consuming alcohol in college are not worth the risk.
Geiger Counter: Putin is leading a war of aggression against an innocent Ukraine
By Matthew Geiger | Feb. 24, 2022“There is no purgatory for war criminals. They go straight to hell.”
From the Editor’s Desk: Celebrating our sports reporters, student press freedom
By Abby Miller | Feb. 24, 2022I’m envious of our sports reporters.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: The immaculate world design of ‘Dark Souls’
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Feb. 24, 2022The meticulous design of FromSoftware’s fantasy classic is the key to its greatness.
Answers from Ankita: How far into NFTs are we?
By Ankita Bansode | Feb. 22, 2022The new blockchain technology has made its impact.
Haddy the Hebrew: Testing Your Faith Act is essential for students
By Hadass Galili | Feb. 22, 2022The “Testing Your Faith Act” must be passed so students may observe their holidays and be academically successful.
Existential Binge-Watching: Rick Riordan’s involvement is huge for the Percy Jackson Disney+ series
By Jackson Horvat | Feb. 22, 2022Percy Jackson is getting a rare second chance.
Tunes with Tate: Actors who learn to sing for movie roles are underrated
By Tate Raub | Feb. 22, 2022It takes a lot of work and dedication to learn how to sing for a film role but, despite this, actors who do so aren’t always seen as “real” musicians.
Cat's Cradle: 'Cruel Summer' is cruel entertainment
By Benjamin Ervin | Feb. 21, 2022Comic book Cruel Summer shows the incredible variety of crime comics.
Moments with Mimi: Nathan Chen, Chloe Kim winning gold makes me proud to be Asian American
By Mimi Calhoun | Feb. 20, 2022Both athletes have become impactful role models for generations to come.
Thinking In Print: Safety first when it comes to fireworks
By Charlene Pepiot | Feb. 20, 2022With Ohio legalizing fireworks, safety courses should be mandatory.
Vennetti's View: Kamila Valieva should not have been allowed to compete
By Marissa Vennetti | Feb. 17, 2022The rules are the rules, especially when you’ve made it into the biggest sporting event in the world.
Save the Trees or I’ll Break Your Knees: Consumers of fast fashion are not to blame
By Megan Diehl | Feb. 17, 2022It's ultimately fashion companies that time and again fail to make affordable clothing without crippling the Earth in the process.
On My Hill: Ben Simmons’ mental health should be taken seriously
By Christo Siegel | Feb. 17, 2022It’s not on journalists to claim they know exactly how Simmons is feeling, myself included.
From the Editor’s Desk: If you love a Postie, we thank you this Valentine’s Day
By The Post Staff and Abby Miller | Feb. 16, 2022We know we’re not always easy to love.
Letter to the Editor: 'Post' column inaccurately represents lawsuit
By Terry Hogan | Feb. 16, 2022A university administrator responds to a recent ‘Post’ column.
Existential Binge-Watching: What we learned from the ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ trailer
By Jackson Horvat | Feb. 15, 2022Anything and everything is possible when it comes to Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness in terms of cameos and realities showcased.
Hot Takes with Tate: Joe Burrow, the Bengals still have so much to be proud of
By Tate Raub | Feb. 14, 2022Does a Super Bowl loss sting? Absolutely, but Burrow and the Bengals have still accomplished so much.
Haddy the Hebrew: A love letter to Judaism
By Hadass Galili | Feb. 14, 2022My love for Judaism is all-encompassing.
