Writing on the Wall: Ohio University not exempt from rape culture
By Daniel Kington | Sep. 30, 2015Prior to screenings of “The Hunting Ground,” the Ohio University administration issued a video that denies the existence of rape culture at OU.
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Fully Focused: Profile pictures might prevent you from getting hired
By Lauren Bacho | Sep. 30, 2015Columnist Lauren Bacho discusses the worst kinds of photos to to use as profile pictures on social media.
Unraveling Threads: Female-run company develops product to decrease chances of sexual assault
By Courtney Mihocik | Sep. 30, 2015AR Wear, headed by two women named Yuval and Ruth, was created with the mission to prevent sexual assault.
Amplified Observations: Compilation albums served a purpose no longer needed, live albums still kicking
By Luke Furman | Sep. 29, 2015If organized and curated in the correct way, compilation albums may surpass original releases in some cases, or at least be enjoyable. However, their shelf life has nearly run out.
Practical Politics: John Boehner’s resignation is disastrous for House of Representatives
By Jack Davies | Sep. 29, 2015As the Speaker of the House leaves office, the question of his succession is of vital importance.
The Reel World: Smosh: The Movie highlights the importance of user-generated content
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Sep. 29, 2015Movie reminds viewers how the internet, namely YouTube, can help create new horizons for users.
Histories of hOUme: Ohio University’s mascot has changed quite a bit from its initial design
By Bri Shaniuk | Sep. 29, 2015Rufus the Bobcat hasn’t always been riding motorcycles pumping the crowd up.
Gamer Girl: Video game slumps happen to the best of us gamers
By Sophie Kruse | Sep. 29, 2015If you’re an avid gamer and find yourself without the time to play, don’t worry, gaming ruts are more common than you think.
Editorial: Bryan Hall flea problem will hopefully be remedied soon
Sep. 28, 2015The basement of the residence hall will close as the university tries to get rid of the bugs.
BedPost: Hooking up with someone doesn’t have to be awkward the next morning
By Tanner Ingle | Sep. 28, 2015Casual sex doesn’t have to lead to you feeling weird after.
Oblivious Searchbar: White House campaigns that ended in flames
By Richard Hwang | Sep. 28, 2015As 2016 presidential campaigns work to increase support, let’s take a look back at some campaigns that self-destructed.
We the People: $4 women at the bars, or $4 drinks?
By Elizabeth Chidlow | Sep. 28, 2015Male entitlement at the bars is the assumption that purchasing someone a drink also purchases the woman for the night.
Solving Life: The “basic” problem on Ohio University’s campus
By Neelam Khan | Sep. 28, 2015If you find yourself surrounded solely by people who think the same as you, you might be “basic.”
Popular Progression: 2015 Emmy Awards a platform for change
By Kenyetta Whitfield | Sep. 27, 2015Award ceremonies aren’t always three hours “pointless” pop culture jargon.
Technobabble: External hard drives are a good investment for laptop users, seriously
By Clare Palo | Sep. 27, 2015Losing all the information on a laptop can be detrimental to a college student. Here’s how to ensure it doesn’t happen.
Closer Than They Appear: Pope Francis calls for more humanity, not more Catholic Church followers
By Anna Ayers | Sep. 27, 2015The religious leader has had a heavily publicized visit to the United States, but has spoken about living admirably, not only about Catholicism.
Fresh, Fit and Full of Life: Working out at home a good alternative to gym exercise
By Haadiza Ogwude | Sep. 24, 2015Some find the gym intimidating, and others just don’t have the time to go to a facility; working out at home is a good alternative option.
Rethinking Religion: Is Obama a Muslim? Does it Matter?
By Grace Eberly | Sep. 24, 2015Columnist Grace Eberly discusses some not so nice things presidential candidates have said along the campaign trail.
Global Warnings: Personal hygiene products release trillions of plastic beads into waterways
By Kat Tenbarge | Sep. 24, 2015Exfoliating microbeads pose a huge threat to waterways and you probably didn’t even know it.
Bridging Oceans: LGBT-friendly Nepalese constitution approved despite deaths of protesters
By Brian Fogel | Sep. 24, 2015While Nepal constitution fails to represent regions fairly, it is first of its kind to protect LGBT rights in Asia.
