Cat’s Cradle: The painted world of Aleksandr Petrov
By Benjamin Ervin | Mar. 7How a Russian animator’s 30 seconds in the spotlight cemented his legacy.
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Politics and Pop Culture: Video of workplace abuse calls for change in food service environment
By Brianna Tassiello | Mar. 7Video captures man verbally abusing drive-thru workers, behavior that’s too common in the workplace.
Haddy the Hebrew: Queen Esther Was Not A Victim
By Hadass Galili | Mar. 6Esther is the hero of the story and of the Jewish people, so why are people calling her a victim?
On the Ball: New MLB rules will draw in more baseball fans
By Robert Keegan III | Mar. 6The new rule changes coming to the MLB have been questioned by fans but in the end we will all benefit from gaining more baseball fans as a result of the increased pace of play.
Cat’s Cradle: 50 Years of ‘The Dark Side of the Moon’
By Benjamin Ervin | Mar. 5Why Pink Floyd’s groundbreaking album remains relevant 50 years on.
Lately with Layne: Honoring all women this Women’s History Month
By Layne Rey | Mar. 5Intersectional feminism is the necessary way to approach a celebration of women.
Keeping up with Kendall: Doja Cat’s new hair (or lack thereof)
By Kendall Bergeron | Mar. 2The general reaction to Doja Cat’s new look is reflective of the sexism and mental health stigmatizations that our society still holds on to.
What We’re Watching: Music’s influence on a film
By Mia Ashby | Mar. 2Have you ever been enjoying a film but in the climax of a moment, it falls flat because a cheesy ‘80s song starts playing? Movie ruined.
Haddy the Hebrew: Parshat Tetzaveh
By Hadass Galili | Mar. 2This week's parshah is “Tetzaveh” which means “command.”
Kickin' with Kyra: The new season of 'You' and how the seasons have aligned.
By Kyra Dapore | Mar. 2Season four of “You” is a big shift from its first three seasons.
Lillian’s Lowdown: We don’t need Meta verified
By Lillian Barry | Mar. 2Meta is testing out its paid verification service, Meta Verified, and, frankly, it doesn’t look good.
Answers with Ankita: The murder of Abby Choi sheds light on the rising violence against women
By Ankita Bansode | Mar. 2Violence against women is a global problem that has been on the rise, with recent reports indicating a 25% to 33% increase in domestic violence cases worldwide.
Hot Takes with Tate: Hailey Bieber, Selena Gomez drama is proof the age of the mean girl needs to end
By Tate Raub | Mar. 1I have not felt such strong mean girl energy since high school, and I’m here to tell you why it needs to stop.
People and Planet: 46 years of ‘Rumours’ by Fleetwood Mac
By Meg Diehl | Mar. 1The iconic ‘70s album turned 46 in February. But what do you know about the lore behind it?
From The Editor’s Desk: Senior Writer Signing-in
By Tre Spencer | Mar. 1As a senior writer, my job is to write with my heart and produce meaningful content for our readers in Southeast Ohio and abroad — something that I couldn't have done without inspiration.
On the Ball: The XFL is a fresh and fun reimagination of traditional football
By Robert Keegan III | Mar. 1The ins and outs of the XFL and why more people should be giving it attention following the Super Bowl.
Cat’s Cradle: Marvel has a CGI issue
By Benjamin Ervin | Feb. 28Marvel’s overworking of creators has created middling CGI.
The Pest: 'I am sentient'
By The Pest staff writer | Feb. 28The Pest is fed up with everything after becoming a sentient being.
The Bottom Line: Alabama wanted Brandon Miller to keep playing basketball, so he has
By Will Cunningham | Feb. 28Brandon Miller has played in both of Alabama’s games since his involvement in the death of Jamea Jonae Harris was revealed last week.
Cuestiones con Cruz: How am I supposed to refer to Latino people?
By Alyssa Cruz | Feb. 27Just like any minority group, there are a lot of different terms to refer to those from Spanish-speaking countries. However, not all these labels can be used interchangeably.
