Tunes with Tate: Grunge music shapes both past and present generations
By Tate Raub | Oct. 12, 2021Grunge music was a form of therapy for Gen X and laid the groundwork for the modern day emo phase.
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Pondering with Patterson: Successful Homecoming week despite limitations
By Lauren Patterson | Oct. 11, 2021Filled with the right amount of anticipation, the celebrations were able to carry through and carry on.
Cat's Cradle: Hearing horror
By Benjamin Ervin | Oct. 11, 2021The development of modern horror scores.
Thinking in Print: The Frankenstein We Forgot
By Charlene Pepiot | Oct. 10, 2021Why did Frankenstein’s creature spare Ernest?
Reflections: Doing the math
By Colleen McLafferty | Oct. 10, 2021Who would’ve thought two weeks to “slow the spread” would’ve turned into all this?
So Listen: My final Homecoming as a student
By Mikayla Rochelle | Oct. 7, 2021Homecoming brings bobcats old and new together.
Existential Binge-Watching: Ranking the first season of ‘What If…?’
By Jackson Horvat | Oct. 6, 2021Now that the lovely narration of Jeffrey Wright’s The Watcher has come to an end for this season, it only felt right to rank the stories that came out of this experimental stop in the MCU.
Campbell's Corner: Upperclassmen take on Homecoming weekend
By Hannah Campbell | Oct. 6, 2021With so many underclassmen who, like me, are experiencing this tradition for the first time, I decided to ask upperclassmen their favorite memories and tips for surviving the weekend.
My parents rank their favorite OU Homecoming Weekend tunes from the ‘90s
By Tate Raub | Oct. 5, 2021Here is what my parents rocked out to at OU’s Homecomings 25 years ago.
The Cat's Cradle: Hammering horror home
By Benjamin Ervin | Oct. 4, 2021If you’re on the fence with Horror, try these Hammer Films.
Unsolicited Advice: Be thoughtful of fast fashion this Halloween
By Katie Millard | Oct. 3, 2021This Halloween, opt for reusable pieces in your costume to deter from something really scary: the impact of fast fashion.
Thinking in Print: Gabby Petito — far from the first
By Charlene Pepiot | Oct. 3, 2021The Petito case highlights the lack of coverage for missing persons on a national and local scale.
Kudos from Kayla: Addressing the skinny jean controversy
By Kayla Bennett | Oct. 3, 2021Skinny jeans have been a topic of conversation for awhile now, people either love them or hate them – there’s no in between.
Save the Trees or I’ll Break your Knees: Everybody deserves access to clean water
By Megan Diehl | Sep. 30, 2021The Appalachian Water Project reports that there are over 2.2 million Americans living without running water in the home, with central Appalachian families being some of the hardest hit.
Existential Binge-Watching: ‘Midnight Mass’ is another Mike Flanagan masterpiece
By Jackson Horvat | Sep. 29, 2021Midnight Mass’ plot is constructed in a way that isn’t like usual horror films or series.
Hot Takes with Tate: The HallOUween Block Party being canceled is hypocritical
By Tate Raub | Sep. 29, 2021The city of Athens tacking a second year onto the block party’s coronavirus-induced hiatus is hypocritical, considering that other mass-crowd events were and are still allowed to occur.
Tunes with Tate: Ranking remixes of Taylor Swift’s songs and why they’re superior
By Tate Raub | Sep. 29, 2021In between the releases of her classic hits like “You Belong With Me” and “Blank Space,” remixes of her songs have been gifted to the world and I’m here to tell you that they’re amazing.
Noah's Ark: Saying goodbye to the Cleveland Indians is complicated
By Noah Wright | Sep. 28, 2021For some, saying goodbye to the name and it’s century-long legacy is complicated.
The Cat's Cradle: 'Lop & Ochō' is a great Star Wars story
By Benjamin Ervin | Sep. 27, 2021Star Wars: Visions marks a new entry into the Star Wars canon (spoilers ahead).
Pondering with Patterson: The challenges of hybrid classes
By Lauren Patterson | Sep. 27, 2021Taking on hybrid classes and all that comes with them is an odd balance.
