Sorrel’s Side Quests: ‘Final Fantasy VII Rebirth’ can’t please everyone (and it shouldn’t try to)
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Sep. 26, 2023The planet’s dyin’, Cloud!
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Bowlby’s Breakdown: I love Jim Schwartz
By Andrew Bowlby | Sep. 26, 2023After years of struggles for the Cleveland defense, the hiring of Jim Schwartz is finally giving Browns fans hope that they have a championship worthy defense.
Opinion: Why there has been an increase in love for indie films
By Simone Tillman | Sep. 26, 2023Independent films have been around since the creation of motion pictures, but why are viewers showing more love towards the indie scene than blockbusters?
Quinntessential: There are too many podcasts
By Quinn Elfers | Sep. 25, 2023Podcasts are a great way for anyone to express their opinion to the masses, there are just far too many of them.
Metal Mondays: Scene Queen leads the pack of young metal bands
By Jackson McCoy | Sep. 24, 2023Scene Queen’s brutal new song “Pink Push-Up Bra” is the feminist anthem of an evolving heavy metal audience.
Today with Trey: An outsider’s rating of OU’s college town
By Trey Barrett | Sep. 22, 2023I have lived in Athens for about a month, and I have some things to say.
Talking Points with Taylor: State lawsuits against Big Oil may change the future of oil
By Taylor Henninger | Sep. 22, 2023California is the latest state to file a lawsuit against major oil companies, and the lawsuit seeks financial compensation for Big Oil’s decades of deception.
Quinntessential: Procrastination is a necessity in college
By Quinn Elfers | Sep. 21, 2023Procrastination is an inevitable “problem” college students come across, but is it really that bad?
Battery’s Dead: Campus health falls on the individual
By Matthew Butcher | Sep. 21, 2023We can make our own differences as individuals. Even putting the idea of being sanitary into the collective consciousness shifts the odds a little in favor of getting out of this fall wave relatively unscathed.
Lately with Layne: Suicide Awareness Month calls for change
By Layne Rey | Sep. 21, 2023September is a reminder it is possible and necessary to better approach the topic of suicide.
People and Planet: Protect United Auto Workers
By Megan Diehl | Sep. 21, 2023In 2011, John Kasich attacked collective bargaining for unions and criticized public school teachers in an effort to look better post-recession. Following the COVID-19 recession, it is now United Auto Workers on the chopping block.
Cuestiones con Cruz: ¿Qué difícil es aprender el español?
By Alyssa Cruz | Sep. 20, 2023It is a common sentiment to say, “I wish I spoke another language.” How hard is it to achieve this goal?
Obert Opines: Losing sucks, but it’s necessary
By Bobby Gorbett | Sep. 19, 2023I care way too much about sports, but I love it and don’t want to stop watching them.
Darn it, Daniel: Why your Halloween costume probably sucks
By Daniel Gorbett | Sep. 19, 2023Reasons why your Halloween costume sucks.
Children's movie allegories for racism ranked
By Alesha Davis | Sep. 19, 2023Some movies explain race better than others.
Quinntessential: The Fantasy Football Dilemma
By Quinn Elfers | Sep. 18, 2023Is Fantasy Football worth the fun if it comes with players receiving death threats?
Claireification: Why President Joe Biden faces impeachment in relation to Hunter Biden
By Claire Schiopota | Sep. 18, 2023How Hunter Biden’s indictment is hurting Joe Biden’s presidency.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: ‘Final Fantasy VII: Ever Crisis’ strips the game out of the greatest game ever made
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Sep. 17, 2023We still don’t know Sephiroth.
Metal Mondays: Code Orange dives into alt-rock territory with new single ‘Mirror’
By Jackson McCoy | Sep. 17, 2023Code Orange’s new song “Mirror” charts new territory for the band.
Kickin’ with Kyra: The Writers Guild of America strike updates and why the strike needs to happen
By Kyra Dapore | Sep. 15, 2023The strike in Hollywood is still in full force and more news is still coming out.
