6 Southeast Ohio bands you should know about
By Grace Koennecke | Apr. 11, 2022Some of the most diverse music groups come from this region.
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Kat Tracks: The radicalism of abortion legislation
By Katie Trott | Apr. 10, 2022Proposed abortion laws do not represent the opinions of Americans.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: ‘Coromon’ beats Nintendo at its own game
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Apr. 7, 2022Pikachu is dead. Long live Nibblegar.
People and Planet: Ohio’s proposed ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill is a major blow to LGBTQ+ youth
By Megan Diehl | Apr. 7, 2022While it is not shocking that Ohio would propose such a bill, it is still a jarring step backward in progress for the LGBTQ+ community.
From the Editor’s Desk: Thank you, and goodbye, ‘The Post’
By Abby Miller | Apr. 6, 2022Baker 325 will always hold a special place in my heart.
So Listen: Reflecting on my first column ‘The eventual split of the two party system’
By Mikayla Rochelle | Apr. 5, 2022Looking back on where we began can tell us a lot about where we’ve ended up.
Existential Binge-Watching: ‘Moon Knight’ might be the best Marvel Disney+ premiere yet
By Jackson Horvat | Apr. 5, 2022One episode in, “Moon Knight” is giving previous Marvel shows a run for their money.
Campbell’s Corner: Ranking the best, worst looks from Grammys 2022
By Hannah Campbell | Apr. 5, 2022These artists’ looks were also leaps and bounds above their previous Oscars’ looks.
Tunes with Tate: Reflecting on Taylor Hawkins' legendary career
By Tate Raub | Apr. 5, 2022The world started shimmering a little less bright on March 25 upon receiving the heart breaking news that Taylor Hawkins had passed away.
Haddy the Hebrew: The Disregard of Jewish Death
By Hadass Galili | Apr. 5, 2022Jewish deaths are ignored, even when they are caused by horrifying terror attacks that would get attention if they took place in any other part of the Western world.
Turner Talksalot: We Live in a Subtle Dystopia
By Turner Burton | Apr. 5, 2022Nothing makes any sense and things look bleak, but it will probably get better.
Cat's Cradle: The art of video game music
By Benjamin Ervin | Apr. 4, 2022How limitations of hardware made memorable musical tracks.
Thinking in Print: We need to do something about microplastic pollution
By Charlene Pepiot | Apr. 3, 2022Researchers finding microplastics in the human bloodstream highlights a need for change.
Kat Tracks: Comedy is dying out
By Katie Trott | Apr. 3, 2022It is important that people truly understand the context of jokes in comedy.
Let’s Play: ‘Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin’ is hilarious and self-aware
By Melody Feazell | Apr. 3, 2022The retelling of the original Final Fantasy has more than just memes in its story.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: Sorry, ‘Elden Ring,’ but ‘Norco’ was the best game of March
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Apr. 1, 2022The most beautiful game of the month is a quiet neo-noir about industrialization and family.
So Listen: The tragedy of the Tennessee wildfire
By Mikayla Rochelle | Apr. 1, 2022We should never take the wilderness for granted, and it is our job to protect it.
People and Planet: Ain’t No Fun If the Fans Can’t Have None
By Megan Diehl | Mar. 31, 2022Kanye West and Snoop Doggs’ decisions to make their music less accessible puts the average listener at a disadvantage so that already ultra-wealthy musicians can make even more money.
From the Editor’s Desk: Meet the 2022-2023 executive editors of ‘The Post’
By Abby Miller | Mar. 30, 2022Here’s a few words from the next editor-in-chief, managing editor and digital director of ‘The Post.’
Existential Binge-Watching: ‘CODA’ was the perfect choice for best picture
By Jackson Horvat | Mar. 30, 2022Putting the craziness of the Academy Awards aside, CODA absolutely made the most sense to win best picture this year.
