Reading Revisited: Books are better than movies
By Anna Millar | Oct. 6, 2020Movie adaptions like Harry Potter show why the books are always better.
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Thinking in Print: Malls are dying, and it’s a shame
By Charlene Pepiot | Oct. 5, 2020The Miami Valley Centre Mall today is in a sad state.
Just Listen to JL: Browns and Bengals win reminds us to root for our neighbors
By J.L. Kirven | Oct. 5, 2020Sometimes it feels good to root for others ... even when you lost.
The Cat’s Cradle: Lancaster Drive-In: An aspect of American history
By Benjamin Ervin | Oct. 5, 2020The history and novel experience of the Lancaster Drive-In.
Uncle Sam: Trump has COVID-19, and that’s not good
By Sam Smith | Oct. 3, 2020While the temptation for leftists to call out the irony of Trump’s diagnosis is understandable, there are not many positive outcomes to Trump having COVID-19.
Letter to the Editor: What you need to know about OU's COVID-19 testing strategy
By Gillian Ice | Oct. 2, 2020Here are Ohio University’s COVID-19 policies you should be aware of.
Editorial: Southeast Ohio is more than a poverty-stricken stereotype for news publications
By The Post Editorial Board | Oct. 1, 2020Southeast Ohioans deserve better.
Campbell’s Corner: The MORE Act vote cannot be delayed any further
By Hannah Campbell | Oct. 1, 2020This act is essential during these times of racial injustice and economic uncertainty.
So Listen: The Presidential Debate went about as well as the format allowed it
By Mikayla Rochelle | Oct. 1, 2020Going into the debate we knew it would be a mess. There was really no shot for it not to be.
From the Editor’s Desk: Fall is the perfect season to spend in Athens
By Molly Schramm | Sep. 30, 2020From the picturesque rolling hills to the specialty coffees from uptown cafes.
The Bottom Line: Ohio University is doing wrong by its students by trying to play football this year
By Will Cunningham | Sep. 30, 2020By starting the football season the MAC, and Ohio University, are showing football players are athletes first and students second.
Unabashedly Brandon: Ohio University is abandoning its students with autism
By Brandon Bowers | Sep. 30, 2020By switching the campus to online services, OU is abandoning students with autism that need face-to-face interaction.
Existential Binge-Watching: Decision-based games are great movie substitutes
By Jackson Horvat | Sep. 30, 2020The pandemic has put a halt to movie-making. Thankfully, there are still plenty of video games to play.
Noah's Ark: A punk pioneer loves fascism. '80s hardcore punks still hate it.
By Noah Wright | Sep. 29, 2020While Johnny Rotten is supporting Trump, Jello Biafria and Henry Rollins remain committed to the political causes they built careers on.
Reading Revisited: Textbooks should be used as sparingly as possible
By Anna Millar | Sep. 29, 2020Boring, technical textbooks should be reimagined.
Pondering with Patterson: The verdict on blue light glasses
By Lauren Patterson | Sep. 29, 2020Blue light glasses might prove themselves to be super helpful as students continue to endure online classes.
Honest Adonis: Wes Montgomery is an underrated jazz legend
By Adonis Fryer | Sep. 28, 2020Put some respect on Wes Montgomery’s name.
Thinking in Print: Mary Shelley wrote a creepy pandemic novel too, you know
By Charlene Pepiot | Sep. 28, 2020“The Last Man” is the perfect pandemic read for Halloween. (Spoilers Included!)
The Cat’s Cradle: Ice Cream Man, the best horror anthology since The Twilight Zone
By Benjamin Ervin | Sep. 27, 2020The recent independent comic Ice Cream Man has captured the essence of what made The Twilight Zone a cultural mainstay.
Campbell’s Corner: Companies and consumers must take on the 15 Percent Pledge
By Hannah Campbell | Sep. 24, 2020Donating money and posting a black square is not enough anymore.
