Here’s the Tea: Thanksgiving is an arbitrary holiday
By Iana Fields | Nov. 25, 2019Its manufactured meaning and deeply rooted racism is capitalism at its finest.
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Prose and Cons: Trump is the least environmentally conscious president yet
By Joey Perkins | Nov. 25, 2019Trump’s decisions about the environment are not only going to impact us while he’s in office; it will continue for years to come.
Noah's Ark: OU is ignoring the solution to its budget crisis
By Noah Wright | Nov. 24, 2019Faculty members and students are fed up.
Riley’s Rundown: Celebrities need to post less and do more for the environment
By Riley Runnells | Nov. 21, 2019Celebrities could take a note from Leonardo DiCaprio, Lil Dicky and Gisele Bundchen.
The Geiger Counter: Soundcloud and Spotify are killing the seals
By Matthew Geiger | Nov. 21, 2019Streaming companies aren’t as clean as you think.
From the Editor's Desk: The Post staff gives thanks
By Ellen Wagner | Nov. 20, 2019The Post staff reflects on the past semester and wants to give thanks to everyone who supports us.
Freaks and Geeks: A solution to global warming
By Noah DeSantis | Nov. 20, 2019Um, it’s actually a good thing.
Words I Might Have Ate: The environmental cost of the vinyl revival
By Shelby Campbell | Nov. 19, 2019‘Gonna leave behind things that won’t decompose.’
So Listen: Why the world isn’t reacting to climate change like it reacted to the ozone hole
By Mikayla Rochelle | Nov. 19, 2019Let’s compare the quick reaction caused by a hole in the ozone layer to the lack of action taken about climate change.
On the Ball: The pitfalls of the fast fashion industry
By Rory Ball | Nov. 18, 2019It is time to use better solutions.
Existential Binge-Watching: Science fiction is vital for conversations about climate change
By Jackson Horvat | Nov. 18, 2019Science fiction and dystopian futures can go hand in hand.
Here's the Tea: We can protect our children with better gun control laws
By Iana Fields | Nov. 18, 2019It is difficult for people to shop, watch a movie, go to church and even go to school without the looming fear of it being their last day.
The Geiger Counter: Ohio cares more about tomato juice than your rights
By Matthew Geiger | Nov. 14, 2019That’s right, tomato juice. The cold, bitter, salty drink that seems to be taking up space on the Ohio State Legislature’s docket.
From the Editor's Desk: Learning opportunities for student journalists
By Ellen Wagner | Nov. 13, 2019Journalists are always in the public eye for mistakes, but the audience also needs to understand what is public information.
Freaks and Geeks: Dreaming of a white Tuesday
By Noah DeSantis | Nov. 13, 2019Christmas isn’t the only day that should be snowed out.
Here’s the Tea: Being a woman is a difficult experience that needs recognition
By Iana Fields | Nov. 12, 2019In understanding the plight of being a woman, and how for every woman it is different, the world can be a better place for everyone.
Noah’s Ark: Pat McGee put Athens City Council in check
By Noah Wright | Nov. 11, 2019McGee was the rare representative who truly believed in fighting for what’s right.
Existential Binge-Watching: ‘The Walking Dead’ can survive as it loses stars
By Jackson Horvat | Nov. 11, 2019The Walking Dead sets itself up for continued success.
The Geiger Counter: Ohio wants to restrict teenagers' right to drive
By Matthew Geiger | Nov. 6, 2019This is just one step among many Ohio has taken to strip the rights of its teenagers.
