Kickin’ it with Kyra: Coffee can be worth the money
By Kyra Dapore | Nov. 25, 2024Going to a cafe for a drink can be money well spent.
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Sassy Cassie: OSU vs. Michigan is the best rivalry in North American Sports
By Cassie Dye | Nov. 25, 2024The Ohio State University Buckeyes versus the Michigan Wolverines is a match up that many wait all year for. It is arguably the best rivalry in North American Sports.
Metal Mondays: Cormac McCarthy, Vanity Fair fail their readers
By Jackson McCoy | Nov. 25, 2024The famed author’s relationship with a 16-year-old and her newly-published Vanity Fair profile highlights the deep-rooted misogyny in literary spheres.
Aiden’s Add-On: Holidays are a challenging time for students post-election
By Aiden Ryan | Nov. 22, 2024For Ohio University students, Thanksgiving Break can be a challenging time, but it also can be a period to strategize for the future.
Talaga Talks: Potatoes are Thanksgiving’s heroes
By Elizabeth Talaga | Nov. 22, 2024Mashed potatoes are the most important part of Thanksgiving dinner.
Lately with Layne: Florida book bans hinder diverse perspectives
By Layne Rey | Nov. 21, 2024Florida’s Department of Education released the titles of about 700 books removed from school libraries across the state during the 2023-2024 academic year. Almost 400 titles were added to the list compared to the previous year, representing a dramatic increase in limiting access to diverse perspectives.
Sports Watch: Award predictions for the NFL regular season
By Jasper Greuel | Nov. 21, 2024As week twelve approaches, the NFL regular season is rapidly coming to an end. Through the first 11 weeks of the regular season there have been surprise teams, amazing performances and players putting up career seasons. With so many players having great seasons, it will be interesting to see who comes away with the major awards.
Rooks Reflects: Garage rock is due for a revival
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 21, 2024Current musical and social contexts indicate an upcoming renaissance of garage rock.
Kickin’ it with Kyra: Relationships aren't a necessity
By Kyra Dapore | Nov. 20, 2024People shouldn’t feel forced to be in a relationship.
Behind the Lens: Trump’s tariff policy will hurt Americans
By Ethan Herx | Nov. 20, 2024Because countries do not foot the bill for import fees, but rather companies, prices will increase for the American public, and jobs will be lost.
From the Editor’s Desk: Student journalism needs to be protected
By Alyssa Cruz | Nov. 19, 2024Student journalism has been under attack, but it is more important now than ever.
Lately with Layne: Religious beliefs invading Trump’s policy agenda
By Layne Rey | Nov. 19, 2024Although religion has the power to spark change, it should not be used as a political weapon to prioritize one set of beliefs over another.
Metal Mondays: Paul-Tyson fight highlights ethical, moral failings in sports
By Jackson McCoy | Nov. 19, 2024The physicality of sports encourages violence and idolization of undeserving people.
People and Planet: Young American men have a problem
By Megan Diehl | Nov. 19, 2024Aggression and controlling behavior toward women have become staples of many online communities for young men.
Jen's Journal: Navigating friendships in a transitional period
By Jenell Taylor | Nov. 15, 2024How to healthily maintain your friendships and individual identity when going through changing stages of life.
Kickin’ it with Kyra: Misogyny still prevalent
By Kyra Dapore | Nov. 15, 2024Misogynistic ideas and gender stereotypes need to be put to rest.
Daphne’s Dispatch: Journalists still must remain unbiased
By Daphne Graeter | Nov. 14, 2024Journalists continuously put their personal feelings aside to report on world-changing news. They have a responsibility to deliver information to the public free of personal bias.
Lately with Layne: Dismantling Department of Education creates uncertain future
By Layne Rey | Nov. 14, 2024Among President-elect Donald Trump’s daunting promises for his upcoming term, one stands out as particularly nerve-wracking: closing the Department of Education.
Blabby Abby: Trump’s presidency will increase political violence
By Abby Jenkins | Nov. 14, 2024A presidency under Trump will lead to additional violence toward himself and toward non-supporters.
Behind the Lens: Do not give up hope after election
By Ethan Herx | Nov. 13, 2024The Republican party made large pushes on both the national and state level, but the Democrats still had some key wins on election night. These wins should be encouraging to those mourning Donald Trump’s reelection.
