Emily's Evidence: Be thankful for yourself
By Emily Stokes | Sep. 9It's easy to get overwhelmed in the first weeks of the semester. So, take the time to be kind to yourself and congratulate yourself for the hard work you’ve put into each day.
COLUMNS
Editorial: Students’ safety should be top concern
By The Post Editorial Board | Sep. 9With the increase in student enrollment at Ohio University, the institution must remain a resource for students, remaining transparent in its mission, but adjusting to student’s needs.
Heidi’s Hot Takes: Love isn’t a rescue mission
By Heidi Bartolone | Sep. 8It starts with a hoodie and ends with emotional labor. Love shouldn’t be a rescue mission, and a Spotify playlist is not a personality.
Real Talk with Rylee: The desire for knowledge is gone
By Rylee Drees | Sep. 8Social media is the destruction of being in the know. We must revive curiosity and the desire for knowledge to combat the prevalence of misinformation.
BedPost: Learn to balance relationships
By BedPost Staff Writer | Sep. 5Being a young adult entering, or being in, a relationship has its pros and cons. Those cons don’t have to affect the outcome of the relationship. Playing the balancing act is a great way to maintain the many commitments college students have to face before entering the real world.
Off the Deep End: Stop re-recording albums
By Nicholas Kobe | Sep. 4After Taylor Swift re-recorded her albums, a variety of rock artists like Five Finger Death Punch, Set It Off, All Time Low and even Demi Lovato have tried similar remakes of their classic material. Unfortunately, this traditionally results in total failure.
Sassy Cassie: Parasocial relationships have gone too far
By Cassie Dye | Sep. 3It’s hard not to be online anymore, and it is almost a rite of passage to join a fandom online at some point. However, some people take it too far and need to realize that they do not know these celebrities.
Kickin’ with Kyra: “Man’s Best Friend” represents womanhood
By Kyra Dapore | Sep. 3Sabrina Carpenter’s seventh album, “Man’s Best Friend,” demonstrates how challenging it can be as a woman, especially when navigating relationships.
Editorial: The Red Zone exists at OU
By The Post Editorial Board | Sep. 2In the Red Zone, 50% of all college sexual assaults statistically occur. To provide safety and prevention, universities, such as Ohio University, must put measures in place to educate and protect their students from sexual assault.
Behind the Lens: Gutting the Roadless Rule will wreck public lands
By Ethan Herx | Sep. 1In late June, the Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Forest Service announced a plan to get rid of a decades-old policy restricting roads. Getting rid of the rule will not have the advantages the Trump administration claims.
Emily's Evidence: Reading is not exclusive
By Emily Stokes | Sep. 1What constitutes a reader and why are people so intent on gatekeeping the reading space?
Kickin' with Kyra: Fall is for fashion
By Kyra Dapore | Aug. 29With the breeze kicking in, there are many creative fall clothing choices to choose from by adding layers and new additions.
Off the Deep End: We don't need Warped Tour
By Nicholas Kobe | Aug. 28Warped Tour is best known as the alt-rock festival that brought the big names and up-and-coming artists to the doorstep of fans. Now, with only three dates and a nostalgia-based lineup, the modern version of Warped Tour has no reason to exist.
Blabby Abby: Your professors are people
By Abby Jenkins | Aug. 27Take the time to get to know the professors at the front of the classroom. A strong bond with a professor can ease academic pressure and even be the gateway to a career post-grad.
Debriefing: Gavin Newsom isn’t the guy for Democrats
By Logan Adams | Aug. 27While showing combative successes against the Trump administration, Newsom has shown little bite.
Emily’s Evidence: A good national park is like an old friend
By Emily Stokes | Aug. 27National Parks are something we can all come back to, time and time again, reminiscing even though it's our first time visiting. Let’s show them more love!
Kickin' with Kyra: Certain books are great for college
By Kyra Dapore | Aug. 26Opinion: Reading a book on College Green or in a coffee shop can make the day better. Selecting the right book is a crucial part of this.
Letter from the Editor: Hope is still alive on campus
By Jackson McCoy | Aug. 21Despite significant changes in higher education, students are keeping their heads up.
Daphne’s Dispatch: Textbooks don’t teach everything
By Daphne Graeter | Aug. 21A study shows that college graduates felt that their time in college was very useful in their personal and intellectual growth. The original teaching method of lectures was intended for the personal growth of students, for example.
The Commuter’s Corner: The unclassified commuter’s survival guide
By Haylee Leasure | Aug. 21Commuting can come with stereotypes. From the soul-draining morning drives to circling campus three times to find parking, commuting isn’t a walk in the park. However, with some simple tips, commuting can not only be tolerable but also the best college decision.
