Album Review: ‘Traumazine’ does not fall victim to the sophomore slump
By Emma Skidmore | Aug. 17, 2022Megan Thee Stallion gets sexy, angry and vulnerable on her newest album.
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BedPost: Don’t download dating apps in the first few months of school
By BedPost staff writer | Aug. 17, 2022Even though you may think you’re ready, take a moment to evaluate your priorities and see if it’s truly the right time.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: The best and the worst of current-generation console controllers
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Aug. 16, 2022There are plenty of video game controllers out there, but what does it take to be the best?
City Council: Body discusses Athens Community Improvement Corporation
By Payton Daugherty | Aug. 16, 2022The Athens Community Improvement Corporation would act as an economic development tool for the city.
Q&A: Robby Takac talks over 30 years of the Goo Goo Dolls, the pandemic, new album ‘Chaos in Bloom’
By Tate Raub | Aug. 13, 2022The Post sat down with Takac to talk about touring, being a musician during a pandemic, the album and more.
Moments with Mimi: ‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo’ breaks boundaries with autism awareness, shows there is still work to be done
By Mimi Calhoun | Aug. 12, 2022The new Netflix Korean drama is a big step for the fairly conservative country, but that doesn’t exempt it from needing some improvement.
OU reduces mask requirement
By Anna Millar | Aug. 12, 2022Ohio University sent out a university-wide email announcing a reduction in COVID-19 masking requirements this fall.
The Pest: Here’s why you should support women’s rights and women’s wrongs
By The Pest staff writer | Aug. 10, 2022The patriarchy is alive and well and those who benefit conveniently don't see anything wrong with everyone else being treated like second-class citizens. When people fight back, they are often villainized and seen as crazy, unhinged and bitter. For this reason, I support both women's rights and wrongs, and I will explain why you should too.
Artist Spotlight: Lydmor is up for any musical challenge
By Grace Koennecke | Aug. 10, 2022The Danish singer has been around for the last 10 years, constantly releasing music for listeners everywhere.
Artist Spotlight: Chappell Roan aims outside of the box, not adhering to the cookie-cutter standards of pop music
By Grace Koennecke | Aug. 10, 2022The pop singer is preparing to release her upcoming single, “Femininomenon,” on Aug.12.
Film Review: ‘Bullet Train’ misses its stops with few exceptions
By Zach James | Aug. 8, 2022While it has its moments, they’re often ruined by an obtrusive editing style and comedy that misses much more often than it hits.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: The best way to play ‘Kingdom Hearts’ is to avoid playing ‘Kingdom Hearts’
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Aug. 7, 2022The real Kingdom Hearts is light, or something like that.
Album Review: ‘RENAISSANCE’ is an almost perfect celebration of house music
By Grace Koennecke | Aug. 5, 2022The 28-time Grammy Award-winning singer has finally made a return, this time pulling inspiration from pioneers of house music.
Album Review: ‘Surrender’ is Maggie Rogers’ spiritual awakening, experimenting with various themes of adulthood
By Grace Koennecke | Aug. 5, 2022The 28-year-old singer tells a vivid story of the last three years of her life for listeners.
The Ohio State Fair makes its return to Columbus after a two-year hiatus
By Grace Koennecke | Aug. 5, 2022With COVID-19 preventing the annual state fair from happening the last two years, attendees were excited to see the gates open again.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: Crossovers used to be fun. What happened?
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Aug. 3, 2022There’s another big crossover. Hooray.
Results: Ohio special primary election
By Anna Millar | Aug. 3, 2022Athens voters cast ballots for candidates in state representative and state central committee primaries.
Concert Review: OneRepublic reminds fans of the magic they hold at Blossom Music Center
By Grace Koennecke | Aug. 2, 2022The pop-rock band returned to Blossom Music Center in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio after six years on July 28.
