Kickin’ with Kyra: Feminism is a misunderstood term
By Kyra Dapore | Sep. 20Feminism isn’t seen for what it is: a term to represent equality.
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Culture Corner: Racism toward performers, characters online is alarming
By Trey Barrett | Sep. 20Society and companies need to do more to protect nonwhite performers from racist attacks.
Sports Watch: Best injury replacements for fantasy football
By Jasper Greuel | Sep. 19Going into week three of the NFL season, several players have left fantasy football players scrambling after unfortunate injuries. Prominent figures from around the league are going to miss a significant amount of time so it’s important to pick up players to fill those spaces.
Lately with Layne: Yoga an off-the-mat practice
By Layne Rey | Sep. 19Yoga – commonly seen as a form of physical activity involving balance, breathing, and complex poses and sequences – is a misunderstood practice. The teachings of yoga, such as connection, breathing and relaxation, can be incorporated into everyday life, making it a practice effective off the mat.
Talaga Talks: Order correctly at coffee shops
By Elizabeth Talaga | Sep. 19Ordering at a coffee shop can be anxiety-inducing, but practicing these few things can make the experience great for both customers and baristas.
Rooks Reflects: Be wary of following trends
By Sophia Rooksberry | Sep. 18One of the most fascinating aspects of society is the following of trends. Although participating in trends can be a fun way to engage in community and pop culture, they also have the potential to be both immediately and institutionally harmful, especially when exacerbated by social media and other forms of peer pressure.
Behind the Lens: New age of AI upon us
By Ethan Herx | Sep. 18Although fears of AI have heightened in recent years, the technology has been around for decades.
Talking Points with Taylor: Neither presidential candidate will take necessary climate action
By Taylor Henninger | Sep. 17Addressing climate change has become an increasingly important criterion for voters when they cast their ballots. Unfortunately, neither 2024 presidential candidate will deliver necessary climate action as the 47th president of the United States.
The Lo-Down: Gambling is more popular but still harmful
By Logan Adams | Sep. 17The idea of the casual, low-middle-class gambler is inherently paradoxical.
Table Talk: Voters shouldn’t forget Congress
By Taylor Orcutt | Sep. 17The presidential election is the focus of political participants across the United States. However, the real fight may be for the control of the House.
Editorial: The Post is still independent, in print, here to report the news
By The Post Editorial Board | Sep. 17The Post aims to provide the most up-to-date and accurate news and information for students and community members to rely on.
Lately with Layne: Political satire unites amid division
By Layne Rey | Sep. 17Comedy brings Americans together under a shared reality of political nonsense.
Blabby Abby: NCAA volleyball rule change sets example
By Abby Jenkins | Sep. 17Collegiate and professional sports should follow volleyball’s example with similar uniform rules to prioritize player’s comfort during play.
Clara’s Commentary: Checking on friends is important for mental health
By Clara Leder | Sep. 13Regular check-ins with friends provide a safe place for discussion about mental health.
Behind the Lens: When to separate art and artist
By Ethan Herx | Sep. 13As the lives of celebrities come under scrutiny, the line between supporting an artist and supporting their work grows thin.
Quinntessential: “Minecraft” movie not promising
By Quinn Elfers | Sep. 12Despite a boom in the video game movie market, the initial trailer from the upcoming “Minecraft Movie” leaves fans worried the project will bomb in theaters.
Lately with Layne: Harris won debate
By Layne Rey | Sep. 12Harris’ mature debating abilities against former President Trump advantages her chance of securing the presidential seat in November.
Rooks Reflects: Daft Punk changed how musicians collaborate
By Sophia Rooksberry | Sep. 12After nearly 30 years of service, the music industry’s favorite robots retired their helmets in 2021. Daft Punk was an electronic music duo that emerged from the French house music scene in the 1990s and went on to change the music industry.
Daphne’s Dispatch: Pay directing job hunt, not passion
By Daphne Graeter | Sep. 11As the job market is in a slow decline, some college students may be basing their majors on future pay.
Drew’s Decrees: Mobile game ads getting worse
By Drew Haughn | Sep. 11Many mobile games today are trapping users in continuous advertisement cycles.
