Obert Opines: I’m so grateful I joined ‘The Post’
By Bobby Gorbett | Apr. 18, 2024My three years with “The Post” were some of the best of my life.
COLUMNS
Tunes with Tate: The last review
By Tate Raub | Apr. 17, 2024Goodbye, Athens, and thank you to The Post.
A love letter to Athens: Goodbye
By Molly Wilson | Apr. 17, 2024While I wish I had just one more year to live with my best friends, I’m ready for my life to truly begin.
Blabby Abby: Keep the energy for women going pro
By Abby Jenkins | Apr. 17, 2024As women in sports like Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark leave the college scene, keep up their support and energy for the leaps and bounds they’ve made.
Sassy Cassie: Sidney Crosby is the best player of decade
By Cassie Dye | Apr. 16, 2024Sidney Crosby has spent almost 20 years in the NHL and has earned his spot among the greats.
Farewell Column: I don’t regret my chosen priorities while at OU
By Arielle Lyons | Apr. 16, 2024I have the rest of my life to be a journalist, but I only had these four years to be a college student.
The Lo-Down: NBA play-in tournament is useless
By Logan Adams | Apr. 16, 2024Despite a historic race for the first seed in the NBA’s Western Conference, the result feels like it could not matter less thanks to the play-in tournament.
Sports Watch: Here are the best pass rushers of the NFL draft
By Jasper Greuel | Apr. 16, 2024Being able to apply pressure to your opponent's quarterback can sometimes be the difference between winning and losing games. For teams that are in desperate need for an upgrade in that department are in luck with the quality of pass rushing available at the top of this year's draft. From physical athletes to pass rushers with great technique, here are the best this year's class has to offer.
Kickin’ with Kyra: Why Olivia Rodrigo has become so popular
By Kyra Dapore | Apr. 11, 2024Olivia Rodrigo has taken over the music industry while connecting to fans with her talent.
Daphne’s Dispatch: Are paywalls on news websites moral?
By Daphne Graeter | Apr. 11, 2024Millions of Americans access their news online and are expected to pay when visiting the site. Where is the line in terms of its morality?
BedPost: How to get exactly what you need in bed
By BedPost staff writer | Apr. 11, 2024This is your guide to exploring what you need in bed and communicating that with a partner.
Talking Points with Taylor: Sustainable lifestyles make smarter consumers
By Taylor Henninger | Apr. 10, 2024Sustainability is often associated with being for the benefit of the planet, but sustainability offers benefits for people too. Here is how sustainable lifestyle choices have benefitted me.
Rooks Reflects: Athens needs a European-style techno club
By Sophia Rooksberry | Apr. 10, 2024The rich history of techno music would diversify going-out culture in this small town.
Lately with Layne: Beyoncé’s country debut stands unbound
By Layne Rey | Apr. 10, 2024“Cowboy Carter” not only deserves celebration in the country music scene, but everywhere.
Sassy Cassie: Fanfiction influences modern media
By Cassie Dye | Apr. 9, 2024Fanfiction is more relevant than ever from books to movies.
Ethan’s Excerpts: Cycling regularly helps promote physical, mental well-being
By Ethan Herx | Apr. 9, 2024From reducing one’s carbon footprint to living an active, healthy life, cycling provides many benefits for people and the planet.
Sports Watch: The best wide receivers in the NFL draft
By Jasper Greuel | Apr. 8, 2024With arguably three can’t miss ball catchers available to select, it's important to know what sets each one apart from the other. Learn a little more about these potentially generational wide receivers available to be selected in the draft.
From the Grapevine: Small talk more than the weather
By Libby Evans | Apr. 8, 2024While small talk can be difficult, it’s an important skill to practice to meet new people and find commonalities with strangers. The topic of weather might be the most cliché, but when done correctly, can tell you a lot about a person in just a few minutes.
Blabby Abby: Everyone encounters self comparison
By Abby Jenkins | Apr. 8, 2024It is impossible not to compare yourself to people around you, especially in college. Despite this, there are ways to combat feeling like you’re in last place.
Communication and Culture: World Central Kitchen workers' deaths a war crime
By Kaitlyn Markert | Apr. 7, 2024Seven humanitarian aid workers were killed in Gaza last week by an Israeli strike, serving as just one example of how violence against aid workers is on the rise despite violating international law.
