Editorial: JD Vance falsely depicts, misrepresents Appalachia
By The Post Editorial Board | Sep. 3, 2024Sen. JD Vance has perpetuated a misguided view of Appalachian people that could have widespread negative effects.
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Social Breakdown: New Taliban laws oppressive to women
By Brianna Tassiello | Sep. 3, 2024The new morality laws in Afghanistan are restrictive of women’s human rights.
Table Talk: Politicians skew loan forgiveness statistics for gain
By Taylor Orcutt | Sep. 3, 2024Student loan forgiveness programs are a tense political topic, especially ahead of the presidential election. Politicians with different policy perspectives skew the data about loan forgiveness for their gain, to the voters’ expense.
Rooks Reflects: Donald Glover is this generation’s renaissance man
By Sophia Rooksberry | Aug. 30, 2024With “The New World Tour,” Glover solidifies himself as an untouchable and versatile artist.
Kickin’ with Kyra: Los Angeles is not perfect
By Kyra Dapore | Aug. 30, 2024The city of Los Angeles isn’t all it is made up to be at times.
The Lo-Down: Go to more sporting events
By Logan Adams | Aug. 30, 2024The benefits of attending live sports are both personal and widespread.
Talking Points with Taylor: Climate Change should be taught in elementary school
By Taylor Henninger | Aug. 29, 2024Elementary students already learn about changing atmospheres and the interrelationships between different species, so they should understand how climate change alters the atmosphere and impacts different species.
Sports Watch: Football's best games to watch week one
By Jasper Greuel | Aug. 29, 2024The NFL offseason is coming to an end and with that brings the start of the regular season. Navigating what to watch can be difficult so here is a listing of the best games to watch this week. From Super Bowls being celebrated to the NFL’s first game in Brazil, the opening week of the NFL is must-watch TV.
Daphne’s Dispatch: Political opinions can strain friendships
By Daphne Graeter | Aug. 29, 2024As election season has taken way, and people are around their friends, conversations about voting may have come up once or twice. Discourse among friends preceding a presidential election can affect friendships, but don’t let this election be the reason friendships end.
Drew’s Decrees: ‘Deadpool’ movie of the summer
By Drew Haughn | Aug. 28, 2024Opinion: The summer after “Barbenheimer” finishes with “Deadpool and Wolverine” sprinting past the competition and leaving all others in the rearview.
Quinntessential: NFL streaming too expensive
By Quinn Elfers | Aug. 28, 2024With the NFL continuing to outsource its games to different streaming services, it makes it too expensive for some fans to watch.
Sassy Cassie: New Big Ten expansion does not benefit student athletes
By Cassie Dye | Aug. 27, 2024The Big Ten expansion is not good for college athletes.
Metal Mondays: Grunge fans should honor Black founders
By Jackson McCoy | Aug. 27, 2024Tina Bell forged the foundations of a huge era of rock music.
Girl, Uninterrupted: Best study spots on OU campus
By Mackenzie Shuman | Aug. 22, 2024Although OU may be deemed a "party school," many Bobcats take their studies very seriously. Thankfully, OU has some great places to focus so students can stay on top of assignments.
Clara’s Commentary: What matters in college friendships
By Clara Leder | Aug. 22, 2024Finding your friends in college is a daunting task. Here are some reminders about your worth, what to look out for and how to live in the moment.
Ethan’s Excerpts: How to rest in stressful times
By Ethan Herx | Aug. 22, 2024Managing your time well, talking to others or having a creative outlet are just some ways to ease stress.
Haylee’s Hub: Getting involved is necessary, valuable
By Haylee Leasure | Aug. 22, 2024The phrase “get involved” is something every college student has heard at least once. While that phrase is often met with eye rolls and groans, there is some important truth to it.
From the Grapevine: Try on lives like dresses
By Libby Evans | Aug. 6, 2024Sylvia Plath wonders why we can’t try on lives like dresses. Fashion is a brave act of individuality and choices one makes in life should mirror this bravery. Society tells us to be realistic and fit into a box, depleting opportunities to explore the depths of one’s identity.
The Lo-Down: Olympics’ impact extends beyond sports
By Logan Adams | Aug. 2, 2024The theme of the 2024 Olympics has been clear: overcoming adversity in all forms, whether it is body shaming, racism or an apartheid regime.
