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.
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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.
Economic In-Tuition: We could all benefit from a decrease in university acceptance rates
By Sam Kissinger | Oct. 29, 2015Columnist Sam Kissinger believes if universities were more exclusive when it came to how many students were admitted, it would ultimately benefit those who went to school.
Unraveling Threads: Diversity in the fashion industry is still a rare occurrence
By Courtney Mihocik | Oct. 29, 2015Columnist Courtney Mihocik points out that models sporting African or Asian-inspired fashion on the runway are usually white, which doesn’t make sense.
Fresh, Fit and Full of Life: Recent defunding of Planned Parenthood in Ohio will leave countless women without gynecological health care
By Haadiza Ogwude | Oct. 29, 2015Columnist Haadiza Ogwude discusses the importance of Planned Parenthood services.
From The Editor's Desk: 'Post' reporters, photographers to be working hard during Athens Halloween Block Party
By Emma Ockerman | Oct. 29, 2015It's hard to miss 'Post' staffers during annual Halloween Block Party, look for coverage the following morning.
Bridging Oceans: More hospital bombings by U.S. allies, Russia needs to be investigated
By Brian Fogel | Oct. 29, 2015Columnist Brian Fogel discusses recent attacks in Yemen and how he believes the bombings need to be looked into further.
Bobcats should plan ahead for Halloween festivities, Ohio University and Athens officials advise
By EMILY BOHATCH | Oct. 29, 2015Athens and Ohio University officials clock in with advice for Halloween partygoers.
Senior Citizen: America’s two-party system limits voters’ views
By ERIN DAVORAN | Oct. 28, 2015The United States should look toward other countries for examples of diverse political representation.
Writing On The Wall: Union busters try to 'educate' Ohio University’s call center employees
By Daniel Kington | Oct. 28, 2015Despite the fact that call center workers have shown overwhelming support for a workers’ union, their employer has contracted a company to feed workers misleading information in an attempt to bust the union.
The Sarcastic Scoop: News reporting this week slowed to a halt
By Marco Omta | Oct. 28, 2015Absolutely nothing new happened this week, reporters say.
Fully Focused: Photographing in foreign countries requires a little luck and a lot of trust
By Lauren Bacho | Oct. 28, 2015Columnist Lauren Bacho discusses ways to make strangers abroad comfortable with you photographing them.
Amplified Observations: Bragging in rap has evolved since the music’s origins
By Luke Furman | Oct. 27, 2015Over the years, many rappers have openly dissed their own genre in their lyrics. Amplified Observations takes a look at possible explanations to this phenomenon and the larger concept of bragging in hip-hop.
Gamer Girl: YouTube Red launches Wednesday with a questionable future
By Sophie Kruse | Oct. 27, 2015YouTube is launching it’s subscription service YouTube Red today, which allows ad-free and background listening among other options for $9.99 a month.
The Reel World: ‘Children of the Corn’ may seem dated but still has important lessons to teach
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Oct. 27, 2015The 1984 movie, based on the novel by Stephen King, shows that technology does not make or break a film.
Histories of hOUme: A skeptical vacancy in Wilson Hall room 428
By Bri Shaniuk | Oct. 27, 2015There has been a lot of speculation about why one West Green dorm room is closed, columnist Bri Shaniuk explores some of the haunted history.
Solving Life: A hopeless romantic in a modern world
By Neelam Khan | Oct. 26, 2015Here’s why being a “hopeless romantic” isn’t as hopeless as you’d think.
