The Lo-Down: The NBA isn’t bad; media, accessibility is
By Logan Adams | Jan. 10, 2025There are many reasons NBA ratings are down. The product isn’t one of them.
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Lately with Layne: HB 315 threatens accountability, transparency
By Layne Rey | Jan. 6, 2025Journalists, attorneys and Ohioans at large rely on police body camera footage to hold institutions and officials – that are meant to serve them – accountable. On Thursday, Gov. Mike DeWine signed a bill that threatens access to the footage, carrying several consequences surrounding inequity and transparency.
Behind the Lens: Dry January should not just be one month
By Ethan Herx | Jan. 3, 2025From a reduced risk of cancer and disease to decreased weight gain and better sleep, putting down the bottle should extend well beyond January.
Rooks Reflects: Air travel takes the backseat in favor of road trips
By Sophia Rooksberry | Dec. 28, 2024Regardless of convenience, travel by car is preferable to travel by plane
Kickin’ with Kyra: New Year’s resolutions don’t have to fail
By Kyra Dapore | Dec. 28, 2024The new year is a time for new goals and these can be fulfilled long-term.
Daphne’s Dispatch: Holidays can be hard
By Daphne Graeter | Dec. 19, 2024Family dynamics and the loss of a loved one can be a factor in the “holiday blues.”
Kickin’ with Kyra: ‘Wicked’ was perfectly cast
By Kyra Dapore | Dec. 6, 2024The cast of “Wicked” brought the characters to life like no one else could.
Lately with Layne: Hunter Biden’s pardoning holds contradictory implications
By Layne Rey | Dec. 6, 2024Pardoning individuals is a historically controversial power of the president, and this case highlights the contradictory and complex implications it has, especially as family is involved.
Farewell Column: You don’t get many moments like this
By Donovan Hunt | Dec. 6, 2024The Post gave me some of the best memories and friendships I could have asked for in college.
Blabby Abby: Universities coddle college athletes, coaches
By Abby Jenkins | Dec. 5, 2024College sports have become a way for student athletes and coaches to cheat the system regardless of talent.
Behind the Lens: Planned obsolescence hurts consumers, environment
By Ethan Herx | Dec. 4, 2024Instead of making high quality items, companies are forcing consumers to buy more of their products by reducing quality.
Rooks Reflects: Holiday media inspire traditions, seasonal spirit
By Sophia Rooksberry | Dec. 4, 2024The holidays would be lacking without the movies, books and songs of the season.
Metal Mondays: Read punk zines, small music publications
By Jackson McCoy | Dec. 3, 2024Supporting writers, editors and photographers in music journalism is vital for healthy music scenes.
Editorial: Recenter sportsmanship in sports
By The Post Editorial Board | Dec. 3, 2024Ohio State’s defeat at the hands of Michigan sparked both an on-field brawl and an off-field conversation about sportsmanship in today’s sporting era.
Lately with Layne: Timely political themes emerge from ‘Wicked’
By Layne Rey | Dec. 3, 2024Although “Wicked” has notes of nostalgia and happiness for many viewers, the entire storyline carries serious, timely political themes hidden in plain sight.
Clara’s Commentary: Federal Hocking teachers deserve appreciation, respect
By Clara Leder | Nov. 26, 2024The heart of the Federal Hocking School District is the teachers who work there.
Kickin’ with Kyra: There is much to watch over winter break
By Kyra Dapore | Nov. 26, 2024Filling the boring hours of winter break with a good show is a great option.
Daphne’s Dispatch: Women may never feel safe
By Daphne Graeter | Nov. 26, 2024Women may never feel safe because of the constant threat of danger that is present today. The case of Laken Riley should be a disturbing wake-up call for all.
Rooks Reflects: E-books don’t compare to printed copies
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 26, 2024The convenience of electronic books isn’t worth abandoning physical ones.
Lately with Layne: Sexual assault accusations should impact political office
By Layne Rey | Nov. 25, 2024President-elect Donald Trump, Fox News host Pete Hegseth and former Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) share a commonality and it isn’t their political affiliation. All three have been accused of alleged sexual violence. Sexual violence allegations against officials holding high standing in conservative politics exacerbate the notion of dismissing survivors and uplifting the accused.
