Rooks Reflects: Linking screen time decrease to studying abroad
By Sophia Rooksberry | Mar. 27, 2024A decrease in screen time has increased a sense of presentness in my daily life overseas.
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Campus market prices increase, meal swipe value remains the same
By Suzanne Piper | Mar. 27, 2024The university’s campus markets are raising prices and a meal swipe remains at $6.75, making it more difficult for some students to utilize their swipes. However, Culinary Services acknowledges the increasing prices and is trying to offer cheaper options for students.
Sing Tao House to be renovated into new advertising firm
By Carly DeLuca | Mar. 27, 2024The Sing Tao House is currently being renovated into a new advertising agency for strategic communication students to gain experiential learning opportunities before entering the workforce.
Concert fashion inspires trends, influences society
By Jackson McCoy | Mar. 27, 2024Artists from across the genre spectrum have used the stage to wear iconic outfits or their favorite clothes.
Soundtrack Breakdown: 'Jennifer's Body' is full of emo bangers
By Brooke Phillips | Mar. 27, 2024From artists like Panic! At The Disco, Foreigner and Screeching Weasel, here's an in-depth analysis of the “Jennifer's Body” soundtrack.
"The Method" takes extreme dedication
By Logan Humphrey | Mar. 27, 2024Method acting is a long-running, controversial art form sparking controversy for its dramatic approach and life-threatening outcomes.
The Inflation Game: Why are concert tickets so expensive?
By Grace Koennecke | Mar. 27, 2024With concerts growing more and more expensive, the problem is raising many ethical concerns for music fans everywhere.
‘Road House’ lacks emotional punch
By Trey Barrett | Mar. 27, 2024The Jake Gyllenhaal-led “Road House” (2024) is nothing but violence over substance.
Football column: Ohio’s veteran quarterbacks are both solid starting options
By Bobby Gorbett | Mar. 27, 2024Ohio will move into the post-Kurtis Rourke world, likely with one of CJ Harris or Parker Navarro taking over.
Keep Me Posted: Semester Update and Fest Season
By Nicholas Kobe and Cassie Dye | Mar. 27, 2024This week Cassie and Nicholas talk about how their semesters are going. Along with what they expect from this year's Fest season.
Editorial: Professors deserve to unionize
By The Post Editorial Board | Mar. 27, 2024Anyone who is passionate enough to dedicate their lives to teaching the next generation should be treated with the respect and value they deserve. A core part of what will solidify and validate this is OU faculty being able to unionize with as little pushback from administration as possible.
Baseball: All you need to know for Ohio's series with Ball State this weekend
By Robert Keegan III | Mar. 27, 2024Ohio will look to get back on track against Ball State this weekend.
'Poor Things' defies the 'born sexy yesterday' trope
By Arielle Lyons | Mar. 27, 2024The recently-coined trope has made its way into countless sci-fi and fantasy films, but the latest example subverts it entirely.
Easter looks different for some students far from home
By Gina Napoli | Mar. 27, 2024Easter is this Sunday, and OU does not provide days off for the holiday. Learn about how both in-state and out-of-state students plan on spending their weekends.
Wrestling: Successful season ends with All-American, bright future
By Marc Goldstein | Mar. 27, 2024Ohio wrestling has concluded its season that saw Peyten Kellar become its first All-American since 2016, as well as numerous other sources of success.
Softball: Ohio looks to find consistency against Central Michigan
By Logan Adams | Mar. 27, 2024After being swept by Miami last weekend, Ohio is in dire need of a reset.
Underage drinkers arrested, mailboxes damaged
By Jackson McCoy | Mar. 27, 2024Arrests made on campus and around the county.
Students demand restroom locks in residence halls after voyeurism incident
By Olivia Gilliand | Mar. 27, 2024Nearly a month after a report of voyeurism in Dougan House, students demand the university take action to add restroom locks in all residence halls. Shortly after the report was taken, a petition was created and Student Senate passed legislation to demand the university’s action.
"Emily in Paris" star Ashley Park sings her way into hearts, inspires Asian American actresses
By Leanne Abel | Mar. 26, 2024The original Broadway Gretchen Wieners, Ashley Park, may have started her career on Broadway, but she has become a big star in TV shows and movies.
