BedPost: Gamers have exclusive kinks
By BedPost Staff Writer | Jan. 22In gaming communities, sexuality is huge. From fantasizing about characters to niche interests, here are some kinks gamers love.
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The Pest: The J Bar needs a rebrand
By The Pest staff writer | Jan. 22The J Bar has the potential to be more than just an athlete and Greek life hub with outrageous prices; it needs a rebrand in 2026.
Break of Dawn: Politicians aren't learning from 2020
By Dawnelle Blake | Jan. 21Since the murders of various ICE brutality victims, politicians are looking to quell the backlash with the same non-solutions from the 2020 police brutality protests.
We Regret to Inform You: You should break up with your boyfriend
By Alaina Sayre and Amelia Henson | Jan. 21There are many reasons to stay single, especially in college. Being single and independent can save you from a multitude of issues, and there is nothing wrong with choosing to be single.
The Pest: RAs are taken advantage of at OU
By The Pest staff writer | Jan. 21Housing in college, especially at Ohio University, is hard to come by; this is why so many people apply to be a resident advisor. The coveted role is one of the most underappreciated and overworked jobs a student can have on campus.
Oh Well: Marriage is popular again
By Cassidy McClurg | Jan. 20More people are sharing engagements online, along with content creators showing conservative values around household dynamics. These social media posts can influence more people to desire marriage.
Soph’s Soapbox: Golden Globes award choices are disappointing
By Sophia Anness | Jan. 20The Golden Globes were definitely off this year.
Pen to the Point: Stop adding caffeine to everything
By Drew Hoffmaster | Jan. 20Caffeine is increasingly added to unnecessary products and marketed to kids, risking health for profit. Consumers should push back by choosing transparency over trendy, hidden caffeination.
Jack of All Takes: My Top 5 2026 NBA draft prospects
By Jack Muldowney | Jan. 20This upcoming 2026 NBA draft is one of the more loaded classes we have seen in a handful of years, with a top three that nobody can deny. I see Darryn Peterson as the #1 prospect this year, and after the big 3 of him, AJ Dybantsa and Cameron Boozer, the 4th spot and onward are all very debatable.
Kickin’ with Kyra: Everyone should travel in their 20s
By Kyra Dapore | Jan. 16Traveling can open a new world to self-discovery as well as open our eyes to more of what is around us. There are many resources to research when considering travel as school begins to reach its final chapters.
Abby’s Angle: TikTok fitness community is toxic for women
By Abby Shriver | Jan. 16Social media fitness culture can be very damaging, especially for women. Unqualified fitness influencers often give harmful advice that promotes disordered eating and unrealistic expectations rather than healthy and sustainable habits.
Adam’s Anecdote: Father, Son and the homophobic Holy Spirit
By Adam Gerber | Jan. 15The church has been notorious for scandals involving its members, more specifically LGBTQIA+ individuals. Understanding organizations that institute and uphold homophobic behaviors is essential in understanding how powerful shame is as a tool.
Jack of All Takes: NBA teams need New Year’s resolutions
By Jack Muldowney | Jan. 15As the midway point of this NBA season approaches, many teams have looked the part of true championship contenders while others are bottoming out. Nonetheless, the league’s 30 teams all possess glaring issues alongside positive building blocks and what better way to discuss both than with 2026 New Year’s resolutions.
Behind the Lens: Job searching for students is tougher than ever
By Ethan Herx | Jan. 15As competition for positions rises and job opportunities fall, those trying to enter the market are struggling, even for the most entry-level jobs.
Blabby Abby: 'Stranger Things' finale flopped
By Abby Jenkins | Jan. 14The long-awaited finale of the Netflix original series “Stranger Things” was released over the holidays and met with harsh criticism from fans. The finale of this show further perpetuates the narrative of money-hungry writers, undermining what was once an astounding concept.
Sassy Cassie: Stop judging romance readers
By Cassie Dye | Jan. 14The romance genre is heavily criticized for many reasons, and many people who read or watch these books or movies are judged harshly. The judgment of these pieces of media is unjustified and needs to be changed.
Darn it, Daniel: I'm back...
By Daniel Gorbett | Jan. 13After a long hiatus, Darn it, Daniel is finally back to talk about the letter to the editor he received almost two years ago.
Oh Well: Being offline is a status symbol, not self-care
By Cassidy McClurg | Jan. 13People who purchase burner phones in 2026, a seemingly self-care trend that improves mental health, are actually part of a movement against classism.
For the Record: BSU calls out OU admin relationship with student body
By Nyla Gilbert | Jan. 12Ohio University’s Black Student Union criticized the administration for inadequate support and poor communication, noting the university hasn’t responded to its concerns or demonstrated a plan for addressing student needs.
'Heated Rivalry' won't change the NHL
By Cassie Dye | Jan. 3“Heated Rivalry” has sparked a lot of conversation online, from the raunchy sex scenes to the vulnerability of the characters. This hockey show, which explores attraction and competition, has captured the attention of NHL fans and encouraged fans of the show to tune into the NHL for the first time. However, the NHL will not change from the creation of this show.
