BedPost: Men need to learn how to have sex
By BedPost Staff Writer | Oct. 29Men need to learn how to please their partners in the bedroom, I’m tired of spelling it out.
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Adam's Anecdote: Politics are heating up and boiling over
By Adam Gerber | Oct. 24The U.S. is famously known for the intersecting ideas and culture promoted by our diverse society. However, we have slowly seen an increase in religion residing in democracy. Understanding what it means to reside in an authoritarian nation is necessary in order to stray away from this possible future.
Kickin’ with Kyra: Don’t comment on others’ eating habits
By Kyra Dapore | Oct. 23Food and people’s relationship with it, is a personal experience. Judging someone's habits may be insensitive to their personal experience with food, which you may not be aware of.
Alaina's Orbit: Trans people will always exist
By Alaina Sayre | Oct. 9Transgender people have spearheaded civil rights movements across the country for decades, but their work is largely overshadowed by those who live within the gender binary lines. Recently, the work that trans people have done is being erased by those controlling the major political parties in the U.S.
Brake for Breakfast empowers powerful, pink mindset
By Libby Shoemaker | Oct. 2Brake for Breakfast kicked off Breast Cancer Awareness Month Wednesday. The event, promoted by OhioHealth, CareSource and HAPCAP, advocated for resources and information to reduce healthcare access barriers.
Unapologetically Abby: Breast Cancer Awareness Month means more than pink
By Abby Waechter | Sep. 30One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. Awareness alone isn’t enough; in Southeast Ohio, survival often depends on the strength of the community. From the Pink Ribbon Fund to Break for Breakfast to the neighbors who show up unasked, it is support, not slogans, that saves lives.
On Meg's Mind: Stop overlooking women in sports
By Meagan Larick | Sep. 30Women are becoming a more prominent force every year in sports reporting. It is time we start accepting that the girls are here and are not going anywhere. Let's include the ladies in the sports talk at the table.
Unapologetically Abby: Pride doesn’t need permission
By Abby Waechter | Sep. 29Pride isn’t just a celebration, it’s a bold stand against erasure, growing louder despite attempts to silence it.
Gabbing with Grace: Dress up for football games
By Grace Triebsch | Sep. 26Looking into what students at Ohio University choose to wear to sporting events, specifically football games, we rarely see anyone dressed up. Students tend to gravitate toward casual attire for our football games, but I think it is time to switch it up and create a different atmosphere for our gameday outfits.
BedPost: Let’s get kinky in the bedroom
By BedPost Staff Writer | Sep. 24Breaking the stigma around kinks is important for those who enjoy getting kinky in the bedroom. Exploring kinks is vital to experiencing sexual freedom.
Abby's Angle: Social media is too anti-birth control
By Abby Shriver | Sep. 18Social media influencers are pushing negative anti-birth control narratives to impressionable audiences. Their alternative methods are not reliable or backed by medical evidence.
Kickin’ with Kyra: ‘The Hunting Wives’ pokes fun at extreme right
By Kyra Dapore | Sep. 11Netflix's “The Hunting Wives” follows conservative women of the South and all the ways their lives twist around in secrets and betrayal.
Heidi’s Hot Takes: Love isn’t a rescue mission
By Heidi Bartolone | Sep. 8It starts with a hoodie and ends with emotional labor. Love shouldn’t be a rescue mission, and a Spotify playlist is not a personality.
OU closes identity-based centers, announces new spaces
By Maggie Amacher | June 23Ohio University closed and is repurposing the Multicultural, Women’s and Pride Centers as the Advance Ohio Higher Education Act takes effect.
Student Senate responds to campus discrimination
By Suzanne Piper | Apr. 17Student Senate passed a “campus bigotry” bill on April 2, following a third-degree misdemeanor in which a student damaged Student Senate property in a prejudiced manner.
Daphne’s Dispatch: Women are meant to be journalists
By Daphne Graeter | Apr. 9As other months succeed the month of March, the recognition of women’s contributions should not end, especially those of women in journalism who are pioneers in the industry.
Tradwife movement sparks controversy
By Nyla Gilbert | Mar. 18The Tradwife movement has sparked controversy online.
Women’s History Month sparks passion amid DEI climate
By Gina Napoli | Mar. 4With Women's History Month underway amid looming DEI restrictions, students are determined to continue celebrating female accomplishments and take action.
Kickin’ with Kyra: Celebrate, honor Women’s History Month
By Kyra Dapore | Mar. 4Celebrate women this month and every month that follows because progress is important.
Kendall Unfiltered: Taylor Swift is the music industry
By Kendall Timms | Feb. 26Taylor Swift has taken control of the music industry, breaking record after record, exploring new genres and also having the highest-grossing tour in history with The Eras Tour. Swift’s fans don’t just love her for her music and songwriting, but also because she is such a powerful woman to look up to, she improves the economy in every city she performs in and she fights for what’s right.
