BedPost: Rough sex is better
By BedPost staff writer | Oct. 3Although vanilla play is nice every once in a while, nothing beats some playful aggression in the bedroom.
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Schmidt Happens: Social media is ruining movies
By Grace Schmidt | Oct. 3Social media has allowed anyone to become a self-employed paparazzo. Celebrities are constantly making eye contact with camera lenses every day, and movies being shot publicly, which are highly anticipated, are filmed on a pedestrian's phone.
Bikeway to connect Athens to Chauncey, Baileys Trail System
By Alex Passero | Oct. 3ODOT is building a new bike path connecting Athens to Chauncey and the Baileys Trail System.
TikTok personality Sister Cindy visits OU
By Ellie Moss | Oct. 2Sister Cindy, an Evangelical Christian who gained traction on the social media platform TikTok, arrived at Ohio University to spread her message to students.
Rapper Monaleo goes viral for livestreaming pink wedding
By Dawnelle Blake | Oct. 2Rapper Monaleo goes viral after livestreaming her lavish pink wedding and reception.
Podcasting is an underrated art
By Ruby Johnson | Oct. 2While many well-known podcasts are run by influencers and tackle pop culture, there is an entire world of fiction podcasts that are worth listening to.
Vinyl records make triumphant comeback, bridging generations
By Emilie Deoreo | Oct. 2Once considered a relic of the past, vinyl records are thriving in the 21st century.
Football: What to know for Ball State
By Charlie Fadel | Oct. 2Here is everything to know about the Ball State Cardinals.
BedPost: Trojan is a terrible condom brand name
By BedPost Staff Writer | Oct. 2One of the most popular condom brands in the world has a problem. Not in its protection, but in its historical accuracy, as the name Trojan seems to fly in the face of everything a condom is supposed to do.
Abby’s Angle: True crime isn’t ethical entertainment
By Abby Shriver | Oct. 2True crime as a genre is captivating audiences on every corner of the Internet. However, an industry built on bloodshed, tragedy and trauma is not an ethical one. The suffering of victims is being overshadowed by sensationalism and fandom culture daily.
We Should Be Studying: Team Building Exercises
By Eli Maistros , Grace Schmidt and Joshua Jacob | Oct. 2This week the three decided they needed to bond with a team building exercise. Josh, Eli and Grace take turns asking questions after discussing their weekly NFL predictions.
Volleyball: Ohio returns to the Convo looking for wins
By Brandon Gross | Oct. 2Ohio returns to the Convo this weekend in search of wins as MAC play picks up steam.
Amelia’s Case Files: Trey Reed’s death should be questioned
By Amelia Henson | Oct. 2No matter the circumstances, any suspicious death of a Black man, specifically when their body is found in such an unusual place, should be questioned.
Ohio’s General Assembly denies proposed congressional map
By Laynee Eslich | Oct. 2Ohio Democrats proposed a new Ohio congressional map to Ohio’s General Assembly on Tuesday.
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.
Designated space unfolds, echoes freedom of expression
By Mary Kate McNamee | Oct. 2@donkeycoffeeohio may just be the best gathering place for literary enthusiasts who enjoy sharing their spoken word with like-minded individuals.
Historic settlement over Prime practices reshapes Amazon
By Anna Hanes | Oct. 2A record $2.5 billion settlement requires Amazon to simplify Prime sign-ups and cancellations after federal regulators accused the company of dark patterns to trap customers in subscriptions
Government shutdown expected to have minimal immediate on OU
By Kaitlin Hogg | Oct. 1Although the federal government has entered a shutdown, Ohio University said campus operations and services are expected to continue without disruption.
