Fresh, Fit and Full of Life: 10 great foundations for darker skin tones
By Haadiza Ogwude | Nov. 19, 2015Columnist Haadiza Ogwude discusses 10 of the best foundations for women of color.
COLUMNS
Is ISIS Islamic? Maybe – why do you ask?
By Grace Eberly | Nov. 19, 2015In the aftermath of the Paris attacks, there has been a lot of talk about the Islamicity of ISIS. Columnist Grace Eberly explains why we need to rethink most of it.
Bridging Oceans: Mynamar’s recent elections are a move in the right direction, though not 'democratic'
By Brian Fogel | Nov. 19, 2015The country made progress with recent elections, but it has a way to go before it becomes truly democratic.
Economic In-Tuition: How the Soviet Union gave us student loans
By Rob Hammer | Nov. 19, 2015Columnist Rob Hammer discusses the history of student loans for higher education in America.
From The Editor's Desk: Viral stories about puppies are journalism, too
By Emma Ockerman | Nov. 19, 2015The Post might publish stories about puppies, but we're not forgetting hard-hitting news — we're providing the reader with options.
The Sarcastic Scoop: New pagan depictions to appear on Starbucks holiday cups
By Marco Omta | Nov. 18, 2015Starbucks has decided to take a very different approach to the holiday season this year.
The Reel World: The moral of 'Mean Girls' is applicable to more than just high school girls
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Nov. 18, 2015The 2004 comedy-drama is worth watching again and again because of its timeless morals.
Senior Citizen: Don't be afraid to bring up controversial topics over Thanksgiving break
By ERIN DAVORAN | Nov. 18, 2015Columnist Erin Davoran stresses the importance of talking to family and friends about current events, even if they're controversial.
Writing On The Wall: The Paris attacks should fuel a fight against Western imperialism, not refugees
By Daniel Kington | Nov. 18, 2015In light of John Kasich’s pledge to keep refugees out of Ohio, columnist Daniel Kington argues our response to the attacks in Paris should not be to bar refugees or revamp the war on terror, but to fight back against the systems he claims are responsible for terrorism.
Unraveling Threads: Outdoor companies, retailers incorporate eco-friendly tactics into their business models
By Courtney Mihocik | Nov. 18, 2015Columnist Courtney Mihocik argues that companies should work to reduce their carbon footprint and support environmentally sustainable policies to decrease their impact.
Fully Focused: Journalists have been doing impressive, respectful work during the Paris attacks
By Lauren Bacho | Nov. 18, 2015Columnist Lauren Bacho discusses the Paris attacks and the photographers covering them.
Query A Queer: LGBT Center staff talk Transgender Day of Remembrance, transitioning
By Sam Haug | Nov. 18, 2015In honor of Transgender Awareness Month and Trans Education Week, LGBT Center staff members answer questions related to trans identities.
Histories of hOUme: Students have reported strange occurrences in Ohio University's Crawford Hall
By Bri Shaniuk | Nov. 17, 2015Columnist Bri Shaniuk recounts residents' stories of strange things happening in Crawford Hall.
Practical Politics: The best way to combat ISIS is to kill it with kindness
By Jack Davies | Nov. 17, 2015Columnist Jack Davies argues we need to stay true to our values while navigating the fight against ISIS.
Amplified Observations: Music isn't a playing field, it's a garden
By Luke Furman | Nov. 17, 2015Columnist Luke Furman talks about how music should be viewed as a garden of sounds rather than a heavily competitive sport.
Gamer Girl: Video game embargoes are a confusing ethical topic
By Sophie Kruse | Nov. 17, 2015Video game embargoes, which prevent reporters from releasing their reviews until close to the release date, can be a tricky ethical subject in journalism.
We The People: The attacks on Paris, Lebanon and Baghdad brought more Islamophobia than usual in the US
By Elizabeth Chidlow | Nov. 16, 2015Columnist Elizabeth Chidlow argues it is important to understand the difference between Daesh and Muslims.
BedPost: How to handle hooking up at home over the holidays
By Tanner Ingle | Nov. 16, 2015Columnists Tanner Ingle and Abbey Peyton discuss how to hook up with your significant other during upcoming breaks.
Oblivious Searchbar: Tom Hanks and sleepy lawyers have created courtroom controversy
By Richard Hwang | Nov. 16, 2015Though the Utah Juvenile Court ruling stating that lesbian parents can’t take care of foster children may be a mistake, here are some court cases that were utter disasters.
Solving Life: Does mainstream media pick and choose what we care about?
By Neelam Khan | Nov. 16, 2015Columnist Neelam Khan argues that news outlets' coverage of the Paris and Beirut terrorist attacks is inherently different.
