Campbell’s Corner: College freshmen need a better transition to in-person classes
By Hannah Campbell | Apr. 15Current college freshmen cannot just be thrown into in-person classes and be expected to do well.
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Uncle Sam: To save the world, we cannot act alone
By Sam Smith | Apr. 15Individual actions are necessary to reverse climate change, but, alone, they are not enough.
Tre's Takes: Get outside with these local parks
By Tre Spencer | Apr. 14You should get outside and grab some fresh air by exploring state parks in Athens.
So Listen: The Johnson & Johnson situation
By Mikayla Rochelle | Apr. 13On Monday, the governor was at OU pushing for college students to get this vaccine. He ordered an immediate stop of distribution Tuesday.
Tunes with Tate: My family rates 'Fearless (Taylor’s Version)' by Taylor Swift
By Tate Raub | Apr. 13Check out what Tate’s family has to say about Fearless (Taylor’s Version).
Existential Binge-Watching: The heart, gore of ‘Invincible’
By Jackson Horvat | Apr. 13‘Invincible’ is certainly as enjoyable as it is unique.
The Bottom Line: Professional athletes are playing too many games, leading to unnecessary injuries
By Will Cunningham | Apr. 13Jamal Murray’s injury is yet another example of a player suffering from having to play far too many games.
Thinking In Print: Parents shouldn’t use their children for internet clout
By Charlene Pepiot | Apr. 11Documenting a child’s life online can have long lasting negative effects.
The Cat's Cradle: How Westerns have changed with the times
By Benjamin Ervin | Apr. 11How the Neo Western genre has subverted tropes established by Western classics.
Opinion: Gas prices are increasing, but President Biden is not to blame
By Tre Spencer and Nicholas White | Apr. 9Have you noticed rising gas prices recently? Here’s why you shouldn’t blame the president.
Uncle Sam: Why you should plant your yard with native species
By Sam Smith | Apr. 8Grassy lawns are a remnant of 17th century standards of beauty. It’s time to modernize how we treat our yards.
Campbell’s Corner: Why cancel culture can be beneficial
By Hannah Campbell | Apr. 8While some may argue that social media users may take calling out of celebrities too far, it might be needed in some cases to hold celebrities and other public figures accountable.
Between the Lines: Being an Asian adoptee amidst anti-Asian violence
By Baylee DeMuth | Apr. 7As an Asian adoptee, my story matters, too.
Existential Binge-Watching: Take a film class
By Jackson Horvat | Apr. 6Consider taking a film class for pleasure or for necessity.
The Bottom Line: In a season that will start with celebration, the Crew have the potential to be one of MLS' greatest ever
By Will Cunningham | Apr. 6With a returning core and smart offseason additions, Columbus is primed for sustained success.
Pondering with Patterson: The importance of holiday traditions
By Lauren Patterson | Apr. 5As we continue life through the pandemic, holiday traditions provide a sense of normalcy.
Thinking in Print: In defense of Krispy Kreme
By Charlene Pepiot | Apr. 4The hate over Krispy Kreme’s free doughnut after vaccination is unjust.
The Cat's Cradle: Art, games and stories
By Benjamin Ervin | Apr. 4What video games can tell us about art.
Campbell’s Corner: It’s time to cancel toxic diet culture
By Hannah Campbell | Apr. 1We need to learn that our bodies are made to nourish and protect us.
