OU’s diversity centers reflect on 2021, have hopes for 2022
By Lauren Serge | Nov. 29, 2021The LGBT Center, Multicultural Center and Women’s Center each had their own approaches to events and participation this year.
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Campbell’s Corner: 2021 was a mess, too
By Hannah Campbell | Nov. 29, 2021As Kylie Jenner once said, 2021 was the “year of realizing things."
Here’s the best Marvel movies and shows released (so far) in 2021
By Zach James | Nov. 29, 2021Phase four of the MCU began this year, so it’s time to look back and discuss its most worthy additions.
Cat's Cradle: Make the time, read a comic
By Benjamin Ervin | Nov. 29, 2021The best graphic novels and ongoing comics of 2021.
OU faculty groups yet to judge President Sherman’s administration, better understanding to come in spring
By Addie Hedges | Nov. 29, 2021There has not been an increase of confidence in the new OU administration, but there has not been a decrease in confidence either, Robin Muhammad, OU Faculty Senate chair, said.
10 best albums to come out of 2021
By Grace Koennecke | Nov. 29, 2021A great year for music, to say the least.
Here’s the best TikToks of 2021
By Mimi Calhoun | Nov. 29, 2021From Couch Guy to BamaRush, here’s the TikToks that will forever remind us of 2021.
The Pest: Relive 2021 as an OU student
By The Pest staff writer | Nov. 29, 2021This was not the Bobcats year.
Athens Independents look to organizing after disparaging remarks, election losses
By Abby Miller | Nov. 17, 2021Recent controversies surrounding Mayor Steve Patterson are leaving Independent candidates wondering how to move forward in a majority Democrat city.
Bobcat Esports provides more than just a space for competitive gaming
By Melody Feazell | Nov. 17, 2021Whether students want to compete, learn or prepare for a career inside or outside of esports, Bobcat Esports gives them the chance in a welcoming space.
Opinion: Speaking the unspoken: My experience with anorexia nervosa and its effect on adolescents under stress
By Hannah Burkhart | Nov. 10, 2021As someone who suffered from anorexia nervosa, I am openly admitting that the triggers never truly go away, but I have learned how to fight against them.
K-pop, J-pop music catches the ears of American music listeners, including OU students
By Hannah Burkhart | Oct. 28, 2021K-pop and J-pop music has brought a new sound to the music industry of the United States for the past decade, and music listeners of the country are eating it up.
Opinion: OU must sell surplus properties to save its future, but not all of them
By Hannah Campbell | Oct. 28, 2021The selling of unoccupied surplus properties such as portions of the Ridges and Hebbardsville farm are essential in helping to raise revenue for the university.
Medical marijuana represents a potential, but not proven, alternative to pain relief in Southeast Ohio
By Nolan Simmons | Oct. 21, 2021As medical marijuana enters into the region, it is yet to be seen whether it has an effect on addiction.
Towing in Athens causes confusion among residents
By Anna Millar | Oct. 20, 2021Both current and former Athens residents have experienced frustration with the pricing of a tow, though state and city code outlines what the cost should be.
Young professionals thrive in the music industry as artist managers
By Hannah Burkhart | Oct. 14, 2021Despite lack of experiences and resources, young artist managers find ways to make their artists known.
Black history holds deep roots in Athens County
By Kayla Bennett | Oct. 13, 2021Black history and culture in Athens County is preserved through educators and historians in the region.
The 2021 Homecoming Edition
By The Post Staff | Oct. 7, 2021Bobcats take on the bricks for the first homecoming since the start of COVID-19.
Ohio University’s Homecoming celebration returns after brief but historic hiatus
By Taylor Burnette | Oct. 7, 2021Students who experienced it before have missed it, and those who haven’t are excited to experience it.
From the Editor’s Desk: Embrace your OU ties during Homecoming as in-person festivities return
By Abby Miller | Oct. 7, 2021I didn’t envision becoming a Bobcat, but I’m forever glad to be one.
