Unraveling Threads: What you choose to wear when you’re outdoors can make or break a trip
By Courtney Mihocik | Sep. 23, 2015Columnist Courtney Mihocik provides tips on what to pack and wear when planning a weekend hiking or camping.
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Writing on the Wall: ‘Post’ policies unreasonably prevent students from engaging in campus activism
By Daniel Kington | Sep. 23, 2015The Post’s Code of Ethics forces students out of political realms and into complacency due to conflict of interest clause.
Senior Citizen: Mistakes made freshman year can lead to maturity
By ERIN DAVORAN | Sep. 23, 2015Most Ohio University students have lived in dorms at some point, and sometimes living extremely close to people can hurt friendships.
The Sarcastic Scoop: Third GOP debate to be completely about Ronald Reagan
By Marco Omta | Sep. 23, 2015Republican candidates finally decide to discuss things that actually matter, like Ronald Reagan.
Fully Focused: Step up your selfie game for everyone's sake, please
By Lauren Bacho | Sep. 23, 2015Columnist Lauren Bacho discusses the proper procedures you should take before you post a picture of yourself on social media.
Histories of hOUme: The beginnings of Ohio University, 207 years ago
By Bri Shaniuk | Sep. 22, 2015Ohio University is famous for its bricks, but hundreds of years ago, the university started with just one building.
The Reel World: Independent film ‘6 Years’ looks at relationships from new perspective
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Sep. 22, 2015The romantic movie is a sobering reminder about actual relationships in college.
Gamer Girl: Tokyo Game Show places spotlight on indie game, virtual reality
By Sophie Kruse | Sep. 22, 2015Virtual reality games may be hitting stores sooner than you think.
Amplified Observations: Jazz isn’t just for your grandfather, give it a chance
By Luke Furman | Sep. 22, 2015Jazz is an amazing genre that has been tarnished by a false perception of being boring and dated. Amplified Observations goes into the history of music style and why its legends continue to stand the test of time.
BedPost: Developing feelings for people can be intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be
By Abbey Peyton | Sep. 21, 2015Though the circumstances may vary, putting yourself on the line romantically is almost always scary.
Oblivious Searchbar: Politics and propaganda come together for the worst ways to convince anyone of anything
By Richard Hwang | Sep. 21, 2015We’re all familiar with political ads and Super PACs, but these aspects of campaigns are much worse.
We the People: Amber Rose battles the sexual double standard in new video
By Elizabeth Chidlow | Sep. 20, 2015Amber Rose struts her sexuality in a video demonstrating the walk of no shame after a night out.
Popular Progression: TLC shows appear more voyeuristic than progressive or alternative
By Kenyetta Whitfield | Sep. 20, 2015The Learning Channel, which features shows like I Am Jazz and Little People, Big World, may have some learning of its own to do.
Closer Than They Appear: It’s important to make political decisions without input of loud, outside influence
By Anna Ayers | Sep. 20, 2015This presidential election campaign has been a circus, making it even more clear that we keep our important decisions close to us.
Query a Queer: Ohio University's preferred name and pronoun policy brings respect in addressing people to the forefront
By delfin Bautista | Sep. 20, 2015Though not everyone in the LGBT community is oppressed in the same way, they all face similar societal problems, writes bautista.
Global Warnings: Make dorm living environmentally sound with these easy steps
By Kat Tenbarge | Sep. 17, 2015Going green starts with the way we live, including our time spent in residential halls on campus.
Bridging Oceans: Myanmar and U.S. Presidential elections both provide a chance to strengthen democracy
By Brian Fogel | Sep. 17, 2015Both the United States and Myanmar will be facing a monumental election that may decide the course of their governments closer or further from true democracies.
Rethinking Religion: 9/11 and Islamophobia: What exactly are we remembering?
By Grace Eberly | Sep. 17, 2015Fourteen years after the horrific attack, it’s time we remember the other victims of 9/11 — American Muslims.
From the Editor's Desk: Mistakes in 'Post' stories taken seriously, corrections always added to articles
By Emma Ockerman | Sep. 17, 2015Errors do happen, but they must be publicly corrected to help the learning process.
Fresh, Fit and Full of Life: Fat-shaming YouTube video shows opposite of body positivity
By Haadiza Ogwude | Sep. 17, 2015Nicole Arbour recently came under fire after she uploaded a video to YouTube that many found offensive.
