Eddy's Desk: Destress by joining a student organization
By Ryan Maxin | Aug. 31, 2022If you are looking to join a low-stress student organization, The Post would be happy to have you.
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Moments with Mimi: I speak out about AAPI issues because I don’t think anyone else will
By Mimi Calhoun | Aug. 30, 2022Although I am a part of many minority groups, I focus on my Asian American identity because I don’t believe anyone else will speak up for us.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: Why can’t anyone make a good ‘TRON’ game?
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Aug. 30, 2022TRON already has a perfect game, so why can’t anyone figure out how to do it again?
Cat’s Cradle: Why We Need Cartoons
By Benjamin Ervin | Aug. 30, 2022Animation has become a part of our visual language, which makes the recent treatment of artists more disheartening.
Tunes with Tate: No one does it like Taylor Swift
By Tate Raub | Aug. 30, 2022You don’t have to be a seasoned “Swiftie” to know that Swift is not only a game changer, but invented the game that she continuously beats herself at.
Haddy the Hebrew: Reflections on the 125th Anniversary of the World Zionist Congress
By Hadass Galili | Aug. 29, 2022The delegates at the World Zionist Congress never could have predicted how necessary the creation of a Jewish state would become.
People and Planet: Columbus Public Schools strike reflective of greater issue
By Megan Diehl | Aug. 25, 2022The existence of such conditions in the first place are leaving many living in Columbus, Ohio, wondering just where their tax dollars have been going.
Reflections: OU should host a make-up Involvement Fair
By Colleen McLafferty | Aug. 25, 2022The last three Involvement Fairs have been deeply disappointing to student organizations.
Unsolicited Advice: Pay attention to the war in Ukraine
By Katie Millard | Aug. 25, 2022Just because it’s not filling up your news feed, doesn’t mean to stop paying attention.
Let’s Play: You can take your time when playing through video games
By Melody Feazell | Aug. 25, 2022Video game playthroughs can end up being memorable and personal experiences, but not if you rush through them.
From the Editor’s Desk: Meet the 2022-2023 Equity Director of ‘The Post’
By Alesha Davis | Aug. 24, 2022As discussions about diversity evolve on OU’s campus, The Post takes steps to improve diversity in reporting and in the newsroom.
Cat's Cradle: Don’t Sleep on The Sandman
By Benjamin Ervin | Aug. 23, 2022How Netflix adapted the “unadaptable.”
The Pest: How to do the first week of classes right
By The Pest staff writer | Aug. 23, 2022You only get Athens once.
Tips with Tate: You don’t need to have it all figured out when you start college
By Tate Raub | Aug. 22, 2022Before starting college, there can be a lot of pressure and anxiety about what's to come on campus. Even after submitting college applications, the overwhelming feeling and worrying can linger and become quite miserable. When I experienced the looming thoughts of whether or not I was doing things "right, "this is what I wish I knew:
BedPost: Dating is hard if you don’t fit into the societal beauty standard
By BedPost staff writer | Aug. 22, 2022It’s easy to feel tempted to settle for less just to say you’re in a relationship due to constantly comparing yourself to others.
Haddy the Hebrew: Quebec’s ‘Secular Law’ Hurts Jews
By Hadass Galili | Aug. 21, 2022When we begin to ban individuals from expressing their faith, we are infringing on their freedom of speech and religion.
BedPost: Don’t download dating apps in the first few months of school
By BedPost staff writer | Aug. 17, 2022Even though you may think you’re ready, take a moment to evaluate your priorities and see if it’s truly the right time.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: The best and the worst of current-generation console controllers
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Aug. 16, 2022There are plenty of video game controllers out there, but what does it take to be the best?
Moments with Mimi: ‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo’ breaks boundaries with autism awareness, shows there is still work to be done
By Mimi Calhoun | Aug. 12, 2022The new Netflix Korean drama is a big step for the fairly conservative country, but that doesn’t exempt it from needing some improvement.
The Pest: Here’s why you should support women’s rights and women’s wrongs
By The Pest staff writer | Aug. 10, 2022The patriarchy is alive and well and those who benefit conveniently don't see anything wrong with everyone else being treated like second-class citizens. When people fight back, they are often villainized and seen as crazy, unhinged and bitter. For this reason, I support both women's rights and wrongs, and I will explain why you should too.
