Nintendo Switch 2 Direct brings new titles, features
By Ben Schneider | Apr. 3On Wednesday, Nintendo aired its highly anticipated reveal presentation of the Nintendo Switch 2.
MULTIMEDIA
Senate considers budget request, makes statement
By Drew Hoffmaster | Apr. 3Student Senate’s General Body met Wednesday to discuss a controversial budget request and campus bigotry.
Action ticket wins Student Senate election, Gordillo reelected
By Avery St. George | Apr. 3Dan Gordillo and the Action ticket dominated, winning a supermajority in multiple categories, including president, vice president and treasurer.
‘Sakamoto Days’ deserves all its praise
By Nyla Gilbert | Apr. 3Netflix’s “Sakamoto Days” delivers an action-packed and comedic anime adaptation.
‘Daredevil: Born Again’ episode 7 fumbles Muse’s character arc
By Jude Hannahs | Apr. 3“Daredevil: Born Again” (2025) keeps the action happening and the story engaging but falls flat in Episode 7.
Blabby Abby: OpenAI’s Studio Ghibli feature raises copyright, environmental concern
By Abby Jenkins | Apr. 3OpenAI’s newest tool is causing detrimental damage after people flooded ChatGPT to generate Studio Ghibli art.
Softball: Ohio wins out in a doubleheader against Kent State
By Brandon Gross | Apr. 3Ohio sweeps a duo of games against Kent State Tuesday.
Softball: Pitching overpowers Kent State in doubleheader
By Charlie Fadel | Apr. 3The pitching duo of Anna Wise and Skipp Miller led Ohio to another doubleheader sweep.
Letter from the Newsroom: Giving Day crucial to independent journalism following SB1
By Alexandra Hopkins | Apr. 2Tomorrow is Giving Day. Your donations ensure The Post’s publication remains fair, independent and built for students.
Baseball: Offense can’t get enough against Morehead State
By Logan Adams | Apr. 2Ohio didn’t go out without a fight, but after seven scoreless innings to start, it simply wasn’t enough.
‘Wuthering Heights’ adaptation faces controversy
By Leanne Abel | Apr. 2Despite having a theatrical release in 2026, Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights film adaptation is already facing controversy — primarily surrounding the casting of Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi.
Lately with Layne: White House social media posts are unethical, inhumane
By Layne Rey | Apr. 2The White House’s recent social media posts surrounding immigration and deportation are entirely inhumane and unprofessional.
Rooks Reflects: March Madness encourages friendly competition, fan loyalty
By Sophia Rooksberry | Apr. 239 million brackets hang in the balance as the tournament approaches its final days.
We Should Be Studying: What are we on (about)
By Eli Maistros , Grace Schmidt and Joshua Jacob | Apr. 2Josh, Eli and Grace have all had a long day. Bear with them through this episode where Josh and Eli are asked questions only girls would know, ayahuasca and cults.
Blue Line Banter: Bruins are rebuilding
By Cassie Dye and Andrew Bowlby | Apr. 1Cassie and Andrew are back after a few weeks off. In this episode they talk about the trade deadline drama, the Flyers firing their head coach and the goal record.
Off the Deep End: Rock’s 'rebels' are showing their true colors in 2025
By Nicholas Kobe | Apr. 1Rock’s “revolution” is being exposed by inactivity in the face of fascism
The Lo-Down: Transfer portal creates individual Cinderella stories
By Logan Adams | Apr. 1The college basketball world hates the transfer portal, but it’s not a bad thing.
Editorial: Goldberg backlash turning point for journalists
By The Post Editorial Board | Apr. 1Last week, top security officials in the Trump Administration sent messages in a group chat regarding upcoming airstrikes in Yemen. The officials in the group chat were about who would be expected in a group chat discussing war plans. However, one key character stands out among the rest: editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, Jeffrey Goldberg.
Sassy Cassie: Stop automatically labeling Black musicians ‘R&B’
By Cassie Dye | Apr. 1When a new Black musician comes onto the scene, they are often labeled as “R&B” or “hip-hop,” despite these labels not always being representative of the music they make.
Football: Bralen Henderson, Cam Rice pilot Ohio’s defense
By Charlie Fadel | Apr. 1Returning defensive tackles Bralen Henderson and Cam Rice will be a focal point of Ohio’s 2025 defense.
