People and Planet: A third of Pakistan is underwater and no one is talking about it
By Megan Diehl | Sep. 13, 2022The world is turning a blind eye to the hell in which millions of Pakistanis are living. There are two major reasons why.
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The Pest: Slow walkers can be frustrating, here’s how to deal with them
By The Pest staff writer | Sep. 12, 2022What is the best way to pass slow walkers? Well, there are a few different methods.
Haddy the Hebrew: Don’t observe my observance
By Hadass Galili | Sep. 12, 2022It is an uncomfortable feeling, to be watched when you’re feeling so open and vulnerable. It makes me feel like a zoo animal.
The Pest: I found another page of Rufus’ diary
By The Pest staff writer | Sep. 11, 2022After a super awesome birthday party, I ended up with a sore throat and chills.
People and Planet: The legacy of Queen Elizabeth is complex
By Megan Diehl | Sep. 8, 2022Reconciling the kindly grandmother figure that the Queen has become with all the plight and suffering the Empire has caused is a difficult task.
Let's Play: The joy of discovering hidden gems
By Melody Feazell | Sep. 7, 2022When you discover a hidden gem on your own, it can make a great game feel even better.
Eddy’s Desk: The future of Multimedia content at 'The Post'
By Cole Patterson | Sep. 7, 2022Multimedia journalism has been transforming the way stories are told. Over the past decade, the emergence of multimedia storytelling has introduced news consumers to many new ways to consume journalism.
Answers from Ankita: Humanitarian crises still problematic one year after U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan
By Ankita Bansode | Sep. 7, 2022The United States’ withdrawal from Afghanistan has increased insurgency in the Middle East.
Moments with Mimi: My culture is not your Halloween costume
By Mimi Calhoun | Sep. 6, 2022When thinking of your Halloween costume for this year, take the time and think about the meaning behind the clothes you choose.
Cat’s Cradle: ‘Conan the Barbarian’ is the perfect blockbuster
By Benjamin Ervin | Sep. 6, 2022“Conan the Barbarian” is a cultural touchstone.
The Pest: Cancel "cancel culture"
By The Pest staff writer | Sep. 5, 2022There’s one thing my heart holds hate for. I cannot stand pretentiousness.
Hot Takes with Tate: The MCU is doing just fine
By Tate Raub | Sep. 5, 2022Ever since Phase Three of the Marvel Cinematic Universe came to a close with “Avengers: Endgame” in 2019, fans have wondered how the MCU could move on from something so epic.
Haddy the Hebrew: On Jewish Death and Dignity
By Hadass Galili | Sep. 5, 2022A man was killed in cold blood by his neighbor just for being Jewish. Another man lost his career for the same reason. Whatever sort of retroactive justice that follows will not be enough, not ever.
Unsolicited Advice: SAC funding should be simpler
By Katie Millard | Sep. 2, 2022SAC funding provides many great opportunities, but the funding system could better serve its student organizations.
People and Planet: Khalil Awawdeh is one of many Palestinian detainees denied basic human rights
By Megan Diehl | Sep. 1, 2022Administrative detention is the practice of holding prisoners for months without charge or trial and is typically reserved for rare, high-risk situations. Nevertheless, there are currently 743 administrative detainees being held in Israeli prisons, the highest number since 2008.
The Pest: I found a page of Rufus' diary
By The Pest staff writer | Aug. 31, 2022It was supposed to be the best week of the year...
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.
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.
