Fully Focused: Giving photographers credit on social media is important
By Lauren Bacho | Nov. 4, 2015Columnist Lauren Bacho discusses the importance of copyright and making sure photographers get credit for their work.
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Unraveling Threads: Male, female models held to different standards when looking for work
By Courtney Mihocik | Nov. 4, 2015The modeling industry's size standard between men and women shows discrepancies.
The Sarcastic Scoop: University standard font changed to comic sans
By Marco Omta | Nov. 4, 2015With unhappiness in college rising, analysts prescribe a “more fun” font to be the standard for essays.
Solving Life: Be Informed This Thanksgiving — What You Should/Shouldn’t Celebrate
By Neelam Khan | Nov. 3, 2015This “holiday” has a troubling origin. Here’s what you should remember.
Practical Politics: The Syrian conflict and the presidential election
By Jack Davies | Nov. 3, 2015Spare a thought for foreign policy issue as you begin to contemplate your vote on the upcoming presidential election.
Amplified Observations: Songs and movies have a complimenting, symbiotic relationship
By Luke Furman | Nov. 3, 2015Amplified Observations delves into how has created or incorporated into films have the ability to equally improve each other.
Gamer Girl: Nintendo to release 'Miitomo,' first of five mobile games in March 2016
By Sophie Kruse | Nov. 3, 2015The company recently announced that its first mobile game, “Miitomo,” will be released early next year.
Histories of hOUme: The beginnings of HallOUween
By Bri Shaniuk | Nov. 3, 2015Halloween, possibly one of the largest events put on by OU, hasn’t always been around and has its origins in Athens just like any other event.
The Reel World: Entertaining action-comedy ‘Kung Fury’ mirrors political satire of ‘The Interview’
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Nov. 3, 2015The Interview and Kung Fury: Two movies that tried to satirize the death of a dictator, but only one succeeds in making it entertaining.
BedPost: What to do when you see your current beau’s former flame
By Tanner Ingle | Nov. 2, 2015Columnists Tanner Ingle and Abbey Peyton weigh in on how to act if you find yourself face to face with your significant other’s ex.
Oblivious Searchbar: Aliens, murder and negligence: Unbelievable actions that were endorsed by schools in Britain
By Richard Hwang | Nov. 2, 2015While American schools are often viewed to be boring, British schools are trying a bit too hard to be interesting.
We the People: Police assault video should prompt body cameras, not more uncertainty
By Elizabeth Chidlow | Nov. 2, 2015In response to another occurrence of police brutality, body cameras should be implemented even more by police departments.
Technobabble: A thank you letter to GroupMe from all group project members
By Clare Palo | Nov. 1, 2015Columnist Clare Palo discusses how useful she thinks the app is for group projects.
Closer Than They Appear: So far in 2015, 17 transgender women have been murdered; fight for acceptance this Transgender Awareness Month
By Anna Ayers | Nov. 1, 2015The call for equality must be heard far and wide during Transgender Awareness Month especially.
Popular Progression: Anonymous app Yik Yak is a hotbed of intolerance, including at Ohio University
By Kenyetta Whitfield | Nov. 1, 2015Sexual comments and racist remarks can be found after a quick look at Yik Yak across the country.
What the 'Post' editor-in-chief read last week (hint: she likes horses, especially horse cops)
By Emma Ockerman | Nov. 1, 2015It's Sunday, so Post editor-in-chief Emma Ockerman is reminding you what you might've missed in your reading last week.
Query a Queer: Ohio University LGBT Center using education to celebrate Transgender Awareness Month
By delfin Bautista | Nov. 1, 2015The Director of the LGBT Center delfin bautista discusses several issues facing the trans community.
Global Warnings: Conscious beachgoers should avoid certain sunscreen products
By Kat Tenbarge | Oct. 29, 2015Coral reefs are threatened by chemicals found in common beach essentials.
Guest Column: Ohio University Army ROTC cadets planned competition
By Spencer Camp | Oct. 29, 2015After the regular competition was not held, two students organized a smaller-scale event.
Rethinking Religion: Enrolling in classes focused on religion benefits all students
By Grace Eberly | Oct. 29, 2015Columnist Grace Eberly discusses what religion courses she thinks Ohio University students should take during their academic careers.
