So Listen: The second wave of COVID-19 could be coming
By Mikayla Rochelle | Apr. 19, 2020We could very well be in the ending stage of this virus, but we could just as easily be at the beginning of the start of a second wave.
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From the Editor's Desk: An unexpected way to say goodbye
By Ellen Wagner | Apr. 15, 2020My last From the Editor’s Desk comes with different emotions than I once expected.
Words I Might Have Ate: Five true crime podcasts for a creepy quarantine
By Shelby Campbell | Apr. 13, 2020Here’s five non-exploitative true crime podcasts for the adrenaline you crave.
Noah's Ark: The state of the Plain Dealer isn’t just troubling. It’s heartbreaking
By Noah Wright | Apr. 13, 2020A newspaper that has been serving the city of Cleveland since 1840, that two decades ago had 340 employees, is now reduced to a staff smaller than most high school newspapers.
First-Gen Thoughts: Will 2020 seniors get to properly celebrate their graduation?
By Taylor Johnston | Apr. 9, 2020I continuously think about the uncertainties of possibly not getting to recognize what should be a proud moment in my life.
From the Editor's Desk: Catching up with ‘Post’ alumni
By Ellen Wagner | Apr. 8, 2020Since The Post’s alumni reunion was cancelled, we had a virtual reunion instead.
Noah’s Ark: National journalists have failed to properly cover senators' insider trading
By Noah Wright | Apr. 8, 2020Senators Richard Burr, James Inhofe, Dianne Feinstein and Kelly Loeffler used classified intelligence to put themselves in a position to profit off COVID-19, making it very clear they value their investment portfolios over American lives.
Pondering with Patterson: Memory lane doesn’t necessarily need to be let go of
By Lauren Patterson | Apr. 7, 2020Nostalgia is not necessarily a bad thing. Regardless of age, there are little tidbits somewhere along the line that can be thought of fondly.
Existential Binge-Watching: 5 blind binge recommendations on Netflix
By Jackson Horvat | Apr. 7, 2020A couple of cat documentaries, some old favorites and a brainless reality show fill my quarantine queue.
Uncle Sam: People are more important than the economy
By Sam Smith | Apr. 6, 2020No one should ever have to die for the sake of economic success.
So Listen: It's OK to take a break from politics
By Mikayla Rochelle | Apr. 3, 2020We must remind ourselves that it’s OK to take a break from talking about or thinking about politics.
Uncle Sam: Militarization is terrible for the environment
By Sam Smith | Apr. 3, 2020Clearly, demilitarization is absolutely necessary to attain the standards of sustainability we need.
Gourmand Gruenberg: Sharing culinary traditions even in the face of disease
By Noah Gruenberg | Apr. 1, 2020Let this also serve to remind us that even in situations that are as bleak and uphill, we can still treat ourselves well and learn about our friends and the cultures that shape them.
From the Editor's Desk: Continuing 'The Post' remotely
By Ellen Wagner | Apr. 1, 2020An update on how The Post will work for the remainder of the year and prepare for next year.
Pondering with Patterson: Music isn't the cure for quarantine loneliness, but it helps
By Lauren Patterson | Mar. 31, 2020Each one of us is in a different position, yet I find that music is able to help me personally feel connected or at least at peace.
Existential Binge-Watching: Try a show outside your comfort zone while stuck inside
By Jackson Horvat | Mar. 31, 2020Taking breaks to binge-watch is even necessary so as to not overload your brain with the chaos of what we call daily life right now.
So Listen: Believing in conspiracies does not make you a free thinker
By Mikayla Rochelle | Mar. 26, 2020To be a true “free thinker” means to know the difference between a mistrustful government and someone on the internet who is wearing a tinfoil hat going on about delusions of grandeur.
Existential Binge-Watching: Two Netflix graphic novel adaptations for quarantine
By Jackson Horvat | Mar. 25, 2020As odd as it may seem, this new quarantined life we’re all being thrust into all but requires everyone to do a little binge-watching.
From the Editor's Desk: Hello from next year’s ‘Post’ editors
By Ellen Wagner , Baylee DeMuth , Molly Schramm and Matthew Geiger | Mar. 25, 2020Molly Schramm, Baylee DeMuth and Matt Geiger will be the executive editors of The Post for the 2020-2021 academic year.
The Geiger Counter: The cure for coronavirus may be worse than the virus itself
By Matthew Geiger | Mar. 25, 2020Sweeping mass surveillance legislation is slithering its way through our nation’s government, and it poses a critical threat to the personal freedom of all Americans.
