Life's a Beach: Exploring the work of Patrick Mahomes
By Ashley Beach | Nov. 12, 2020Kansas City Chiefs’ quarterback Patrick Mahomes is known for his talent and contract, however few know about his foundation.
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From the Editor’s Desk: Don’t forget to celebrate your sportswriters during COVID-19
By Molly Schramm | Nov. 11, 2020OU football has commenced, so it’s time to celebrate The Post sports staff.
The Bottom Line: Trust the Cavs' front office on draft night
By Will Cunningham | Nov. 11, 2020Whether the Cavs keep their pick or trade it, believe in general manager Koby Altman and the front office.
The Cat's Cradle: Ghost in the Shell, a response to a changing world
By Benjamin Ervin | Nov. 11, 2020The twenty-five-year-old Anime is still relevant today.
Tunes with Tate: My Family Rates “Positions” by Ariana Grande
By Tate Raub | Nov. 11, 2020“Positions” might be a hit, but it wasn’t popular with my family.
Pondering with Patterson: Miley Cyrus is a rockstar
By Lauren Patterson | Nov. 10, 2020Miley Cyrus choosing to transition to rock music is a blessing to all music fans.
Staying Home: Mental Health is a serious rollercoaster during quarantine
By Jesse Jarrold-Grapes | Nov. 9, 2020Coping through a lonely semester.
So Listen: The legacy of Alex Trebek
By Mikayla Rochelle | Nov. 9, 2020Alex Trebek entered our minds and our hearts through hosting Jeopardy! for the past three decades.
Existential Binge-Watching: What remains of the Moonville Tunnel
By Jackson Horvat | Nov. 9, 2020The two visits to Moonville went differently.
Unabashedly Brandon: Masks alone are not preventing the spread of COVID-19
By Brandon Bowers | Nov. 9, 2020Simply wearing a mask or face covering isn’t doing enough to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Thinking in Print: Companies should be upfront about product shrinkage
By Charlene Pepiot | Nov. 8, 2020Companies secretly shrinking their products is deceptive and can turn buyers away
Uncle Sam: Limit student-professor communications outside normal work hours
By Sam Smith | Nov. 8, 2020College has always blurred the lines between school and personal/social lives, but the rise of electronic communications between students and professors has added a troubling new layer.
Let Me Be Perfectly Queer: Amy Coney Barrett is not who the LGBTQ+ community needs on the Supreme Court
By Kelsey Boeing | Nov. 8, 2020Just five years after gaining the right of same-sex marriage, LGBTQ+ rights are under attack.
Scott's Thoughts: What's next for the UFC Lightweight division?
By Scott Thomas | Nov. 5, 2020The 155-pound belt is now vacant after Khabib Nurmagomedov retired.
Tunes with Tate: My family rates 'What You See Is What You Get' by Luke Combs
By Tate Raub | Nov. 4, 2020If you’re missing the feeling of warm sun and a cold drink of water on a summer day, this album is for you.
Life's a Beach: Johnson drives for more than trophies
By Ashley Beach | Nov. 4, 2020NASCAR Cup Series Driver Jimmie Johnson and his foundation have provided for many K-12 school programs.
From the Editor’s Desk: Even during COVID-19, Election Night is a newsroom staple for journalists
By Molly Schramm | Nov. 4, 2020Election Night is turning into a Election Week, but journalists will be there ready to report as always.
Uncle Sam: America has entered a post-democratic era
By Sam Smith | Nov. 4, 2020From climate change to racism to healthcare and beyond, the government is totally out-of-touch with the American public. That can only be post-democracy in action.
Again, America has failed its black citizens
By Adonis Fryer | Nov. 4, 2020While the winner of this presidential election is still unknown, there’s one clear thing: America doesn’t care about Black people.
Existential Binge-Watching: The best of Unus Annus
By Jackson Horvat | Nov. 4, 2020Unus Annus is going to meet its inevitable doom in a few weeks; here are the videos to check out before that happens.
