Heidi’s Hot Takes: ‘Stranger Things’ is more than TV show
By Heidi Bartolone | Dec. 9The TV show, “Stranger Things,” will go down in history as an incredibly beloved show.
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Abby's Angle: It's time for the Browns to fire Kevin Stefanski
By Abby Shriver | Dec. 5The Cleveland Browns’ week 13 loss highlighted head coach Kevin Stefanski’s ineffective leadership, poor playcalling and inability to develop the offense and promising rookies like Shedeur Sanders. Stefanski’s mismanagement and lack of accountability have hindered the team’s progress, making him no longer the solution for the Browns’ long-term rebuild.
Behind the Lens: Poor concert etiquette ruins fan experiences
By Ethan Herx | Dec. 4From throwing objects on stage to disregarding personal space and trying to get the band’s attention, overall concert etiquette has declined drastically across all genres after the COVID-19 lockdowns.
Letter from the Editor: A semester in review at The Post
By Jackson McCoy | Dec. 3The talented writers, photographers and videographers at The Post made this semester one to be proud of.
BedPost: Straight sex walked so sapphics could fly
By BedPost Staff Writer | Dec. 3Sapphic sex isn’t just a preference; it reshaped my understanding of intimacy. Sapphic sex is a deeper form of attention, connection and pleasure that straight culture rarely makes room for.
Sassy Cassie: College football schedule needs to change
By Cassie Dye | Dec. 2With the departure of Lane Kiffin for Louisiana State University, the conversation about how unfair the college football schedule is to student-athletes and coaches has resurfaced.
Chase on the Case: Political activism isn't online; it's in actions
By Chase Borland | Dec. 2In the age of social media, it can be easy to become an online political warrior, but it raises the question of the point of online activism without the actual activism.
Emily's Evidence: Sonder, an olive branch to polarization
By Emily Stokes | Dec. 2Sonder is an olive branch that can enhance daily life, helping to solve profit-driven polarization in America and improve your daily life.
Abby's Angle: Ozempic in Hollywood destroys beauty standards
By Abby Shriver | Dec. 1The explosion of Ozempic and other GLP-1s in Hollywood is quickly normalizing extreme thinness and reviving harmful beauty standards. As increasingly thinner celebrities dominate the spotlight, this shift threatens to erase body positivity movements and fuel a dangerous return of eating disorder culture.
BedPost: Stop degrading those unlucky in love
By BedPost Staff Writer | Nov. 25Women are often labeled as serial flirts or promiscuous when they are searching for love; however, these women may simply be hopeless romantics who are unlucky in love.
Emily's Evidence: Why 'The Notebook' shows us to love the little things
By Emily Stokes | Nov. 25Nicholas Sparks’ “The Notebook” examines the intersections between our hesitancy to choose risk out of complacency. Choices influence our identity and personality, so choose passion and connection.
Chase on the Case: Mamdani will change American progressivism
By Chase Borland | Nov. 25Zohran Mamdani’s victory in New York City on a progressive platform is a big win for American progressives across the country. If done correctly, his platform can help jumpstart progressive candidates, but if done incorrectly, it can prove the millions against progressivism right.
Oh Well: Avoid bringing home someone new for Thanksgiving
By Cassidy McClurg | Nov. 25This year, it may be best to avoid bringing a significant other home for Thanksgiving. However, you can also learn a lot about your partner through how they interact with their family and yours.
Live Laugh Lily: Female friendships are essential
By Lily Miller | Nov. 24Female friendships are one of the best ways to enrich your life. Strong bonds with your girlfriends are more than just a social connection; these relationships inspire mental and physical wellness, personal growth and overall empowerment.
Abby’s Angle: “I’m just a girl” isn’t a playful trend
By Abby Shriver | Nov. 21The “I’m just a girl” trend has taken over TikTok and integrated its way into everyday language, but its undertones encourage women to belittle themselves and reinforce harmful gender stereotypes. At a time when women’s rights are under attack both culturally and politically, this trend is a dangerous narrative for young girls to witness.
