Haylee’s Hub: How to avoid spring-semester burnout
By Haylee Leasure | Feb. 15, 2024Even though it can feel inevitable, it is possible for college students to avoid burnout.
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The Third Degree: Professional sports leagues must do more about sexual assault
By Robert Keegan III | Feb. 15, 2024Too often are professional athletes let off the hook because they are good at sports. The MLB’s handling of Trevor Bauer has been a step in the right direction, but more still needs to be done.
BedPost: Wrap it up for Valentine’s Day
By BedPost staff writer | Feb. 14, 2024As a Scorpio with a November birthday, please use a condom this Valentine’s Day.
Lately with Layne: Appreciate platonic love this Valentine’s Day
By Layne Rey | Feb. 14, 2024Platonic love is just as deserving of celebration, especially during young adulthood
Politics and Pop Culture: Timing of Rafah bombing no coincidence
By Brianna Tassiello | Feb. 14, 2024The IDF struck Gaza’s last remaining safe zone Monday, leaving Palestinian refugees with nowhere to go.
Lillian’s Lowdown: House Bill 68 is dangerous
By Lillian Barry | Feb. 13, 2024House Bill 68 endangers the lives of trans youth.
Cold Corner: You're wrong about war movies
By Eli Kaltenecker | Feb. 13, 2024War movies aren’t always the most pleasant to watch, but not all of them are shallow.
Opinion: Usher’s halftime show reminds us to be vigilant
By Alesha Davis | Feb. 13, 2024In all the excitement, it can be easy to overlook and forget the issues and controversies surrounding us.
Quinntessential: More cooking options needed for students
By Quinn Elfers | Feb. 13, 2024Every college student needs to eat healthier, and if OU promoted better cooking habits within students, the benefits would be plentiful.
Ethan’s Excerpts: E-bikes not as bad as they seem
By Ethan Herx | Feb. 13, 2024Electric bikes, or e-bikes for short, come with a whole host of pros, cons and something in the middle.
Dishin’ it with Disha: Not all representation is good representation
By Disha Hoque | Feb. 12, 2024Typecasting in media affects teens and kids in real-life.
The Lo-Down: Dartmouth men’s basketball’s potential unionization good for NCAA
By Logan Adams | Feb. 12, 2024In the era of player empowerment, one of the biggest steps is getting ready to be taken: unionization.
Animation with Alesha: Horror-ifying children's media is going too far
By Alesha Davis | Feb. 11, 2024Horror using children's media is on the rise, leaving kids vulnerable to potentially traumatizing content.
Metal Mondays: Environmental impact of metal concerts is not worth it
By Jackson McCoy | Feb. 11, 2024Metal bands are well-known for their blazing live shows. Is this a good thing?
Unapologetically Abby: Why I didn’t fully appreciate how fun OU is until I left
By Abby Waechter | Feb. 10, 2024If you’re doing college right, every day feels like a Saturday.
Obert Opines: Embrace Valentine’s Day
By Bobby Gorbett | Feb. 8, 2024Valentine’s Day shines a light on the excruciating differences between lonely people and those in relationships, but the solution is to embrace the holiday, not cancel it.
I’m Just A Girl: ‘Barbie’ is not about men, Piers Morgan sucks
By Nina Motter | Feb. 8, 2024No, men, “Barbie” is not about you or for you.
Kickin’ with Kyra: Valentine’s Day is for everyone
By Kyra Dapore | Feb. 8, 2024Being single doesn’t mean you can’t celebrate Valentine’s Day.
Politics and Pop Culture: AI is misogynists’ shiny new toy
By Brianna Tassiello | Feb. 8, 2024The recent AI-generated images of Taylor Swift speak to a larger issue of misogynists’ usage of sexual violence to humiliate women.
Super Bowl Predictions: winners, key matchups
By Jasper Greuel | Feb. 7, 2024The Super Bowl is one of the most important days in American sports. Sunday, either the Kansas City Chiefs or San Francisco 49ers will be crowned champion.
