We’re here. Our last issue of the semester. Our last issue of this volume. But for many of us, myself included, the last issue of our time at The Oakland Post.
In less than a month, we’ll walk across...
It’s been one year since NBC’s hit show “This Is Us” last graced our television screens. It’s also been one year since my grandmother passed away.
I still remember the first time I watched...
The newest assets to the Detroit Pistons are a lethal duo that has what it takes for an exciting next season.
This year, Jaden Ivey has shown his potential in all areas as a first-year player. He...
Isabella Limbert, Science & Technology Reporter
• March 29, 2023
Climate activists around the globe – not those exclusively to the United States – are anxious for what the Willow Project will bring to the already-uphill battle we are facing.
With President Biden’s...
We all have heard of it. Many of us thought it was a myth, and many had already heard scary stories about it.
Our college experience is going well until the last two semesters kick in and assignments...
Isabella Limbert, Science & Technology Reporter
• February 22, 2023
If you were anywhere on Twitter or Letterboxd this past December, you’ve probably heard of White Noise starring Adam Driver and Greta Gerwig. In this very odd (but good in its own way) movie, a family...
This article has been a long time coming. If you have any internet presence at all, you will have probably noticed that a certain — former — people’s princess has re-entered her time in the spotlight,...
The wonderful Elise Bryant cinematic universe continues with her third book “Reggie and Delilah’s Year of Falling”— a dual point-of-view book that shows both Reggie and Delilah’s inner thoughts...
Are you a “my birthday lasts a month” kind of person, or a “my birthday? I forgot” one?
Whether celebrated or not, birthdays hold an intrinsic meaning that we grow up with but rarely question...
Sunday, Feb. 5 marked the biggest night in music this year: The 65th Annual Grammy Awards. The event also marked kind of the biggest night of my life — thank you, Harry Styles.
I am not even exaggerating...
February: the month of Valentine’s Day. The time where everyone busts out all their favorite romantic comedies and chick flicks.
Rom-com books are my guilty pleasure, and I have a specific list...
Feb. 14 marks the day of love, though it doesn’t only have to be for romance. Valentine’s Day also promotes the idea of self-love, which some consider to be the greatest love of all. If students don’t...
