Meg Diehl

Daily Rundown: Reflecting on Palmer fest, students prepare for orientation, seniors say goodbye and more

People and Planet: An argument for the ethicality of weed

When it comes to the ethical debates surrounding marijuana legalization, one of the most important things to consider is how it compares to alcohol in terms of the likelihood of developing a dependency and the physical and behavioral side effects that accompany each substance.

Daily Rundown: Alex Finney sets himself apart in baseball, why orgies can be fun, tax season at OU and more

People and Planet: Modernity, fatalism and social media

We are experiencing our first wave of internet deja vu and it's not pretty.

People and Planet: A troubling update on East Palestine train derailment

Now, another error has been made in the saga of the East Palestine train derailment. On Monday, a truck carrying over 40,000 pounds of soil soaked in toxic chemicals from the spill overturned on the highway, spilling 20,000 pounds of the soil onto the road and the berm in Unity Township.

Daily Rundown: Meet the new Student Senate leaders, why Olivia Rodrigo will be better than The Beatles, the significance of Mexican food favorites and more

People and Planet: Ohio Senate Bill 83 is dangerous for OU

Students should be fully informed on the aspects of history that are multi-faceted and frequently buried by mainstream, whitewashed history. 

Daily Rundown: Gearing up for the Athens International Film Festival, the return of Kiser Barbecue, the importance of potatoes in Latin America and more

Daily Rundown: Service animals provide support in college, the NPHC's impact on Greek life, who should play James Bond and more

People and Planet: Keep an eye on the ICWA

The Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978 kept countless Indigenous children out of abusive boarding schools previously run by the U.S. government aimed to strip them of their identities. Now, it may be overturned.