Economic In-Tuition: A look at the high rise in university housing prices
By Trevor Marburger | Nov. 12, 2015From 1976 to 2013, the price of college and universities dormitories increased more than 70 percent, on average.
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Rethinking Religion: Is going to church stimulating or stagnating?
By Grace Eberly | Nov. 12, 2015Columnist Grace Eberly recounts her father’s recent sermon and poses the question: “Why do you go to church?”
Fresh, Fit and Full of Life: Coconut oil can have tremendous beauty, health effects
By Haadiza Ogwude | Nov. 12, 2015Columnist Haadiza Ogwude discusses the many everyday uses and benefits of coconut oil.
From The Editor's Desk: Join 'The Post' for a panel session with reporters from TIME, Forbes
By Emma Ockerman | Nov. 12, 2015Have no clue what you're supposed to be learning before you polish your resume and head into the media field? Just like talking to journalists? Join 'The Post' on Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Fully Focused: Mizzou protesters unlawfully, forcibly kept photographers out of public space
By Lauren Bacho | Nov. 11, 2015Columnist Lauren Bacho discusses Tim Tai and the video of University of Missouri students blocking him from the protests in a public area.
Senior Citizen: A Week 12 haiku
By ERIN DAVORAN | Nov. 11, 2015A haiku in honor of almost-end-of-semester stress.
Writing On The Wall: Students must embrace the ‘irrational’ to create change
By Daniel Kington | Nov. 11, 2015Columnist Daniel Kington argues that students cannot cease fighting against oppression simply because the struggle is deemed irrational.
Unraveling Threads: Fabrics made from hemp have numerous benefits
By Courtney Mihocik | Nov. 11, 2015Materials manufactured from hemp can be useful for environmental and fashion reasons.
The Sarcastic Scoop: Senate bill bans all leaves in attempt to fight rise of marijuana usage
By Marco Omta | Nov. 11, 2015Unsure how to handle the nation's drug situation, Senate's new bill simply bans all leaves.
Histories of hOUme: A glimpse into the story of the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism
By Bri Shaniuk | Nov. 10, 2015The first journalism class at Ohio University was in 1923.
The Reel World: ‘The Breakfast Club’ is as relevant to young people now as it was in the 1980s
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Nov. 10, 2015The film transcends generations because no matter which decade it is, we all share a desire to rise above "the establishment."
Gamer Girl: Video games aren't worth pre-ordering anymore
By Sophie Kruse | Nov. 10, 2015Pre-ordering video games is a practice that was needed more so in the past, but is now not as necessary.
BedPost: Advice from two Ohio University students on how to initiate some morning fun
By Tanner Ingle | Nov. 9, 2015Don't know how to initiate morning sex with your partner? Unsure about it? Take some advice from the BedPost columnists.
We the People: Where’s the media and proper diverse jury in the Holtzclaw case?
By Elizabeth Chidlow | Nov. 9, 2015The Holtzclaw case lacks two things: media coverage and a diverse jury.
Technobabble: Where are the Wi-Fi dead zones on Ohio University’s campus?
By Clare Palo | Nov. 8, 2015Columnist Clare Palo asks readers to fill out a survey about the areas on campus with the worst Wi-Fi connections.
Query A Queer: LGBT Center workers talk gender identity, gender expression
By Sarah Grote | Nov. 8, 2015In honor of Transgender Awareness Month, three employees of the LGBT Center answer questions about gender identity.
Closer Than They Appear: Ignoring Trump's 'hate speech' best way to combat it
By Anna Ayers | Nov. 8, 2015Rather than being upset about Donald Trump's beliefs, people should focus on their own.
What 'The Post' editor-in-chief read last week: Week 11 at Ohio University
By Emma Ockerman | Nov. 8, 2015"I only left the house once this weekend. I wish I were kidding."
Economic In-Tuition: A look into college graduation rates and why four years is no longer enough
By Will Vosler | Nov. 5, 2015An Ohio University student discusses trends in graduation rates and how those rates affect total education costs for students.
Rethinking Religion: When it comes to religion, ‘Real Housewives’ might be realer than you think
By Grace Eberly | Nov. 5, 2015Columnist Grace Eberly discusses the intersection between the reality television franchise and religious practices.
