Undeniably Abby: Miami needs to lose this MAC season
By Abby Waechter | Mar. 3Miami is closing in on a perfect MAC season, but Ohio has the chance to stop it. For this rivalry, there is no sweeter outcome.
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Editorial: Surfaced UI fraternity footage is loud indication of hazing reality
By The Post Editorial Board | Mar. 3Recently released footage from a hazing incident at the University of Iowa exposes the brutal reality of Greek life on campuses.
Sassy Cassie: Pay WNBA players more or risk the season
By Cassie Dye | Mar. 3The WNBA is not a new league; it has been around for 30 years now and has continued to grow. However, the league is risking a strike if it doesn’t pay its players soon.
The Pest: Brutus took a punch, OSU students take the hit
By The Pest staff writer | Mar. 3Rivalries are supposed to be about pride, tradition and bragging rights, but this goes beyond the scoreboard. My hatred comes from how The Ohio State University has treated its students and how the institution has dealt with the Les Wexner situation.
Stars Align: March 1-7 horoscope predictions, the blood moon is here
By Clara Leder | Mar. 3March is upon us, and its arrival brings a total lunar eclipse, known as “the blood moon,” that is sure to shake up the week for all of the signs.
Blabby Abby: USA Men’s Hockey team deserves the hate
By Abby Jenkins | Mar. 2People are disappointed after another misogynistic let-down, this time on the world stage. The USA Men’s Hockey team has nothing to celebrate and everything to reconsider.
Honestly, Hadley: Employers let down students seeking internships
Feb. 27With summer approaching, many students are looking to gain some experience while classes are out of session. However, it seems skills and experience alone are not always enough to get an internship offer, and employers could help cure this problem.
Abby’s Angle: Don’t joke about the Epstein files
By Abby Shriver | Feb. 26The release of the Epstein files exposed the horrific abuse and exploitation of countless victims, yet the internet still jokes about it.
Chase on the Case: The State of the Union became a campaign rally
By Chase Borland | Feb. 26Tuesday night was President Trump’s first State of the Union Address of his second term. The speech delivered dangerous rhetoric, pointed partisan blame and continued to deepen the political divide in America.
Sassy Cassie: 2026 Formula One season is highly competitive
By Cassie Dye | Feb. 25The start of the 2026 F1 season is right around the corner, and with new regulations, a new team and drivers' contracts under pressure, fans may see the most exciting season since 2021.
Natalie's Notes: Gisèle Pelicot's story should uplift survivors
By Natalie Saddler | Feb. 24Gisèle Pelicot’s story of survival, bravery and hardship shouldn’t be overlooked. Instead, women should learn from Pelicot’s story to not only understand her circumstance, but to also never give up after suffering from trauma.
Break of Dawn: BAFTAs subjected audiences to racism, ableism
By Dawnelle Blake | Feb. 24The BAFTAs dropped the ball when handling a racial slur outburst from Tourette syndrome campaigner John Davidson while Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo were presenting, and there’s no one else to blame.
BedPost: Gentle sex should be appreciated more
By BedPost Staff Writer | Feb. 24Pop culture created the idea that sex needs to be fast and hard to be successful, which is far from the truth. Wanting gentle sex in a world that loves to push sexual boundaries can be embarrassing, but you shouldn’t shy away from embracing softness, communication and respect when it has so many positive benefits.
Oh Well: Men should watch rom-coms with their girlfriends
By Cassidy McClurg | Feb. 24Watching shows filled with social drama, love and other relationship topics with your partner can lead to deeper conversations about outlooks on life.
Stars Align: Feb. 22-28 horoscopes, Mercury in retrograde
By Clara Leder | Feb. 24This week is the first Mercury Retrograde of 2026, and it is sure to wreak havoc on all of the zodiacs' lives.
For the Record: Epstein was a eugenicist of America’s making
By Nyla Gilbert | Feb. 23Jeffrey Epstein discussed numerous ideas of genetic superiority in the files, including creating his own “designer babies.” Epstein’s journey marks a darker history and requires action to truly address it.
Soph’s Soapbox: Ticketmaster ruins ticket purchasing experience
By Sophia Anness | Feb. 23Live music is something valuable in today’s world, but impossible presale codes and high prices stop people from experiencing what is meaningful.
Jack of All Takes: The 2026 NBA trade deadline was shocking
By Jack Muldowney | Feb. 19The 2026 NBA trade deadline has come and gone, but not before NBA fans were treated to a plethora of big-time deals sending stars on the move. Rumors were swirling for months before Feb. 5th’s deadline, and while some came true, many were replaced with unexpected trades involving stars across the league.
Ask Aleni: Digital protection for children doesn't exist
By Aleni Bender | Feb. 19Australia’s new Online Safety Amendment bans individuals under 16 years old from having social media accounts. The United States should follow this lead to protect its younger generations. Social media can contribute to issues such as poor mental health, cyberbullying and screen addiction, especially among children.
Oh Well: Banning NDAs for elected officials affect local elections
By Cassidy McClurg | Feb. 19Ohio lawmakers introduced a bill to ban local officials from signing NDAs that are connected to their public duties. This followed a discussion of new Ohio AI data centers. Debates between residents and commissioners can affect upcoming elections and other politics in Southeast Ohio.
