Gamer Girl: Some celebrity-backed apps are pointless, but others are fun and have a purpose
By Sophie Kruse | Feb. 22, 2016Columnist Sophie Kruse discusses apps created by celebrities.
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An American In Argentina: Speaking a second language requires slowing down, patience
By Melanie Umbaugh | Feb. 22, 2016Columnist Melanie Umbaugh reflects on speaking Spanish, her second language, in Buenos Aires.
Oblivious Searchbar: Why Scalia isn’t the worst justice in the history of the Supreme Court
By Richard Hwang | Feb. 22, 2016Although his staunch conservatism is often a point of annoyance, Scalia doesn’t hit the lows of some of his predecessors.
Amplified Observations: The odyssey of space rock started long before 2001
By Luke Furman | Feb. 22, 2016Columnist Luke Furman outlines the stellar genre of space rock from its psychedelic launch to its mainstream landing and where it orbits today.
Query a Queer: LGBT Center staffers answer questions about queer communities, queer media
By Nicole Abele | Feb. 21, 2016LGBT Center staffers answer questions
Technobabble: Texting chemistry can make or break millennial relationships
By Clare Palo | Feb. 21, 2016Columnist Clare Palo discusses how TIME’s ‘Textual Chemistry’ rings true in college dating.
Popular Progression: Court ruling in Kesha's case represents larger problem for sexual assault survivors
By Kenyetta Whitfield | Feb. 21, 2016Columnist Kenyetta Whitfield discusses Kesha's court ruling against Sony and her alleged rapist.
From The Editor's Desk: 'Post' editor proud of award-winners who work through the daily grind
By Emma Ockerman | Feb. 18, 2016'Post' editor praises staff for its Ohio News Association awards.
Southeast Sustainability: Local food systems are not inherently sustainable
By Austin Miles | Feb. 18, 2016Local food systems are often touted as sustainable, but will they alone be enough?
Fresh, Fit and Full of Life: Black health matters, too
By Haadiza Ogwude | Feb. 18, 2016Columnist Haadiza Ogwude discusses the importance of black health in terms of the Black Lives Matter movement.
The Sarcastic Scoop: Donald Trump reveals shocking truth about his religion
By Marco Omta | Feb. 17, 2016The controversial candidate said he was just lashing out.
The ABCs of Greek Life: Phi Kappa Psi promotes philanthropy, leadership on campus
By Erin Franczak | Feb. 17, 2016Columnist Erin Franczak highlights OU's Phi Kappa Psi and how its members strive to better the community.
Senior Citizen: Students’ money should be spent on students, not athletics
By ERIN DAVORAN | Feb. 17, 2016Columnist Erin Davoran reminds students that, as their dorms crumble, an exclusive sports facility is still in the works to be built.
Beyond The Bricks: Best Chinese food in Athens not found on Court Street
By Leah Keiter | Feb. 17, 2016Columnist Leah Keiter makes a case for Lam's Garden, located on East State Street, as the best Chinese food in town.
The Reel World: 'The Office' is perfect for binge-watching, procrastinating
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Feb. 16, 2016Even after its 2013 series finale, "The Office" remains funny and enjoyable to watch.
Gamer Girl: Small technological improvements make daily life much easier
By Sophie Kruse | Feb. 16, 2016It can be humbling to think about the things, like a weather app, we use on a daily basis that make our lives simpler.
Amplified Observations: Subtle bass playing is as impressive as bombastic playing
By Luke Furman | Feb. 15, 2016Columnist Luke Furman explains how a subtle, fitting bassline might turn more heads than a bombastic or incredibly intricate one, especially if it’s most appropriate for a song.
Oblivious Searchbar: Trump is a little wacky, but would he assault photographers and hire hitmen?
By Richard Hwang | Feb. 15, 2016Though many view Trump’s potential election as POTUS as nothing short of the apocalypse, at least he’s not a complete nutjob.
An American In Argentina: Learning to make time to take time: A different pace of life in Buenos Aires
By Melanie Umbaugh | Feb. 15, 2016Columnist Melanie Umbaugh talks about how time moves a little differently in Buenos Aires.
Closer Than They Appear: With only weeks before Ohio's primary, it's time to decide where you stand
By Anna Ayers | Feb. 14, 2016Candidate hunting can lead to some pretty grim outlooks, but perhaps you can find the diamond in the ruff that represents you best.
