Thinking in Print: Automatic toilets do more harm than good
By Charlene Pepiot | Mar. 28, 2022Automatic toilets waste water and traumatize children, and for what?
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Moments with Mimi: BIPOC students are exhausted
By Mimi Calhoun | Mar. 27, 2022It’s tiring to have to fight for your right to exist every day.
Thinking in Print: How accurately does 'Captain Underpants' portray Piqua, Ohio?
By Charlene Pepiot | Mar. 24, 2022The Captain Underpants series is set in Piqua — my hometown. Does it do the city justice?
On My Hill: MLB’s proposed rule changes are a disaster for pitchers
By Christo Siegel | Mar. 24, 2022Pitchers are the anchor of the game and should be protected.
Tre’s Takes: Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill harms the LGBTQ+ community
By Tre Spencer | Mar. 24, 2022Several states, such as Florida, have introduced bills that prohibit the discussion of sexuallity and gender in classrooms.
Let’s Play: The DLC chapter of ‘Celeste’ is a masterpiece
By Melody Feazell | Mar. 24, 2022The main story of Celeste was already phenomenal, and Farewell amplifies why it was in the first place.
Hot Takes with Tate: It’s okay to hop onto trends late
By Tate Raub | Mar. 24, 2022Within pop culture, there are a lot of types of trends that come and go. Regardless of what ones catch your attention, it can be hard to keep up.
Campbell’s Corner: Upcoming Student Senate election is the most important yet
By Hannah Campbell | Mar. 23, 2022The only way to achieve change is to vote in this upcoming Senate election and make your voice heard.
So Listen: There should be a Stewart Fest
By Mikayla Rochelle | Mar. 23, 2022Stewart is an underrated street. Let’s change that.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: ‘Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective’ is the best game nobody played
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Mar. 23, 2022You’ve never heard of Ghost Trick, but you should play it now.
Tunes With Tate: 'The Batman’ soundtrack perfectly complements film
By Tate Raub | Mar. 22, 2022“Something In The Way” has not left my headphones since I saw the film in theaters.
Existential Binge-Watching: ‘Upload’ deserves as many seasons as it wants
By Jackson Horvat | Mar. 22, 2022While the long delay hurt a bit, it was all very much worth it in the end.
Moments with Mimi: The model minority myth does more harm than good
By Mimi Calhoun | Mar. 22, 2022The stereotype is hurtful and negativity impacts the lives of Asian Americans.
People and Planet: Fox and Robin CEO brings sustainability to activewear industry
By Megan Diehl | Mar. 21, 2022Fox and Robin bridges the gap and fills a space in the fashion industry that has needed filling for a long time.
Tre’s Takes: OU should work harder to protect minorities
By Tre Spencer | Mar. 21, 2022Ohio University minority students need to be protected, especially when racist crimes continue to be committed, jeopardizing the safety of all of us.
Cat’s Cradle: Toonami shaped a generation
By Benjamin Ervin | Mar. 21, 2022Celebrating twenty-five years of syndicated anime.
Haddy the Hebrew: Cholent, the best food you’ve never had
By Hadass Galili | Mar. 20, 2022Cholent is the best food, in my humble opinion, because of its simplicity.
Kat Tracks: Social media is harmful to everyone
By Katie Trott | Mar. 20, 2022As social media changes the way we communicate, it challenges our ability to make meaningful connections.
So Listen: Permitless conceal carry is nonsensical
By Mikayla Rochelle | Mar. 17, 2022You can be pro-gun and still understand that this new law is bogus.
Answers from Ankita: Exceptionalism is corrupting our approach to conflicts
By Ankita Bansode | Mar. 17, 2022It’s worth examining the different way we look at Ukraine than other nations.
