Cat's Cradle: Host your own double feature
By Benjamin Ervin | Jan. 20, 2022A history and a few recommendations of films to watch in pairs.
COLUMNS
From the Editor’s Desk: Winter in Athens is a symbol of new beginnings
By Abby Miller | Jan. 19, 2022It’s only right we learn to change with the seasons.
On My Hill: The NFL problem with lack of Black head coaches
By Christo Siegel | Jan. 19, 2022Black men are relied on to carry their teams to victory but not entrusted enough to lead them as coaches.
Pondering with Patterson: The hidden beauty of podcasts
By Lauren Patterson | Jan. 18, 2022Rather than committing to watching an episode or film, content and stories can be absorbed while completing every day tasks.
Opinion: Thank you, Professor Sweeney, for everything
By Noah Wright , Colin Mayr , Bre Offenberger and Riley Runnells | Jan. 18, 2022His impact will never be forgotten.
Existential Binge-Watching: Where we might see the Marvel Netflix heroes make their first reappearances in the MCU
By Jackson Horvat | Jan. 18, 2022Anything and everything is possible, which holds especially true for our beloved Netflix heroes.
Haddy the Hebrew: America is still a beacon of hope
By Hadass Galili | Jan. 17, 2022There has been an alarming rise in antisemitism in America, but there is still hope.
On My Hill: 'Opting out' of college football bowl games
By Christo Siegel | Jan. 17, 2022It seems as though today’s players are smarter in securing their future instead of committing themselves to a system and university that has exploited their talents as a way to bring in revenue.
Backhanded Compliments: Djokovic’s taste of the real world was unquestionably deserved
By Bre Offenberger | Jan. 17, 2022Just because he has 20 major titles doesn’t give him the right to be exempt from everything.
Thinking in Print: The bus driver shortage won’t improve unless we treat drivers better
By Charlene Pepiot | Jan. 17, 2022Bus drivers are under-appreciated and overstressed; no wonder there’s a driver shortage.
Save the Trees or I’ll Break Your Knees: Build Back Better would help environment but is unlikely to pass
By Megan Diehl | Jan. 13, 2022If there is any hope of conserving our planet as an inhabitable place for all, the number of politicians who simply reject climate change as a devastatingly real consequence of human activity further diminishes it.
Jillian Weighs In: Why the five minute lunch break is bad for your health
By Jillian Craig | Jan. 12, 2022Have you ever noticed yourself eating too quickly?
So Listen: Let me play my silly little phone games, advertisers
By Mikayla Rochelle | Jan. 12, 2022The amount of ads on phone games has gotten ridiculous.
BedPost: Tips to get over vanilla sex
By BedPost staff writer | Jan. 11, 2022Some partners are just bad at sex, but in many cases, you just need a new trick or two to spice up your sex life.
Existential Binge-Watching: ‘Euphoria’ is back and more brutal than ever
By Jackson Horvat | Jan. 11, 2022As insane as it is to believe, it’s been nearly two and a half years since Euphoria first hit screens back in June of 2019.
Thinking In Print: Graduates deserve library access too
By Charlene Pepiot | Jan. 10, 2022Students should have access to OU’s scholarly databases beyond graduation.
Campbell's Corner: OU must give more notice to COVID-19 policy updates
By Hannah Campbell | Jan. 10, 2022As the days grew closer to student move-in and the start of in-person classes, OU needed to better communicate policy changes.
Haddy the Hebrew: The privilege of canceled trips
By Hadass Galili | Jan. 9, 2022I was so incredibly privileged to be spending my winter break sobbing over a canceled trip.
Life’s a Beach: The labor behind the MLB lockout
By Ashley Beach | Dec. 5, 2021The biggest takeaway from the 2021 MLB lockout is that players should be heard.
Sounds with Sophia: Stream “Taylor’s Version” and not the “Stolen Version”
By Sophia Cardone | Dec. 2, 2021A brief summary regarding the re-emergence of Taylor Swift’s ingenious albums.
