Fresh, Fit and Full of Life: National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day events educate, encourage testing
By Haadiza Ogwude | Feb. 4, 2016Columnist Haaadiza Ogwude discusses the importance of HIV/AIDS education at Ohio University.
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From The Editor's Desk: Thank you for answering 'Post' staffers' odd questions
By Emma Ockerman | Feb. 4, 2016You might have been asked a really random question by a Postie. If you answered, thank you.
Senior Citizen: Super Bowl Sunday can still be a fun day for non-football fans
By ERIN DAVORAN | Feb. 3, 2016Columnist Erin Davoran suggests ways to enjoy sports events with sports fans, even when you aren’t one.
The ABCs of Greek Life: Sigma Chi's recent return to OU give brothers a chance to shape their own image
By Erin Franczak | Feb. 3, 2016Columnist Erin Franczak talks about Sigma Chi, a fraternity that returned to Ohio University in Fall Semester 2014.
Beyond The Bricks: Find the best buffet, views at Lake Hope Lodge
By Leah Keiter | Feb. 3, 2016Columnist Leah Keiter suggests a Valentine's Day date away from Court Street.
The Reel World: 'Persepolis' is proof that animated films are not just for kids
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Feb. 2, 2016The 2007 animated film about a girl growing up in wartime Iran is a story that any adult would find inspiring.
Gamer Girl: Fitbits can be very useful, easily incorporated into your daily routine
By Sophie Kruse | Feb. 2, 2016Columnist Sophie Kruse discusses how she uses her Fitbit Flex throughout the day.
Amplified Observations: Why we should change the national anthem
By Luke Furman | Feb. 1, 2016Columnist Luke Furman details how “This Land Is Your Land" is a much more fitting, patriotic and listenable candidate for America’s national anthem.
An American In Argentina: It is a struggle to fit 5 months of fashion in a 50 pound bag
By Melanie Umbaugh | Feb. 1, 2016Columnist Melanie Umbaugh discusses her struggle to decide what to pack for a five month stay in Buenos Aires.
Oblivious Searchbar: Glass, mice and condoms are the ingredients of fast food horror stories
By Richard Hwang | Feb. 1, 2016Although grease and fat are the most criticized aspects of fast food, here are some truly disgusting fast food stories from the past decade.
Closer Than They Appear: Good cops deserve the reputation their actions grant, not assumptions based on others
By Anna Ayers | Jan. 31, 2016Columnist Anna discusses why most police officers serve honorably, despite recent events involving those who did not.
Popular Progression: OU should have more gender neutral bathrooms
By Kenyetta Whitfield | Jan. 31, 2016Columnist Kenyetta Whitfield discusses why adding more gender neutral bathroom will make Ohio University more inclusive.
Technobabble: Forget to respond to emails? Here are 5 tricks to help fix that
By Clare Palo | Jan. 31, 2016Columnist Clare Palo discusses five ways to help you better manage your emails.
Fresh, Fit and Full of Life: Advocating a vegan diet as superior may be inherently classist, racist
By Haadiza Ogwude | Jan. 28, 2016Columnist Haadiza Ogwude discusses how advocating veganism for others can be problematic.
Bridging Oceans: Negativity toward immigrants, refugees more widespread than just the West
By Brian Fogel | Jan. 28, 2016Columnist Brian Fogel discusses how the limited scope of media coverage of refugee crisis fails to include its effects on Eastern nations.
Southeast Sustainability: Fracking may temporarily benefit Appalachia, but it's no long-term solution
By Austin Miles | Jan. 28, 2016Columnist Austin Miles looks at the pros and cons of fracking and its place in Appalachia.
From The Editor's Desk: 'Future of Investigative Journalism' panel shows importance of craft
By Emma Ockerman | Jan. 28, 2016Investigative journalism event highlights reason for commitment to the craft.
Senior Citizen: New pizzeria replacing Kiser’s on Court faces tasty competition
By ERIN DAVORAN | Jan. 27, 2016Columnist Erin Davoran rates Athens’ excellent pizza scene in light of the devastating news that Kiser’s Barbeque on Court Street will soon be a new pizzeria.
The Sarcastic Scoop: Officials close universities to play in snow
By Marco Omta | Jan. 27, 2016Worried about not having enough time to play in the snow, countless universities cancel classes.
Beyond The Bricks: Hocking College students cook up expert meals at Rhapsody
By Leah Keiter | Jan. 27, 2016Columnist Leah Keiter encourages students to make their way to Nelsonville for a little atmosphere and a lot of great food.
