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Professor Eric Bachmann teaching his 11:40 a.m. class in the McVey Data Science building.
OPINION

Repetitive efforts to a beautiful synthesis

"In my years on campus, I’ve had concepts taught and drilled into my head. I could do a mass balance on a system in my sleep now, just with how much practice I’ve had with them. Junior year and senior year, understand that you know these concepts, and they challenge you to bring them all together as one."











Antonia Lofaso visited Miami University on Sept. 29 as part of the school's lecture series.
FOOD

Antonia Lofaso talks burnout and single-motherhood in lecture series

Celebrity chef, author and restaurateur Antonia Lofaso might be known for winning TV cooking challenges, but she was once a single mom, simply hoping to land a job in a restaurant.Lofaso visited on behalf of the Miami University lecture series, which brings in celebrities to give a talk of their choosing a couple of times a semester.






Woodstock is considered to be a monumental part of culture. What if it happened today?
CULTURE

Woodstock ‘25: What if Woodstock happened today?

Popular culture is an entity that is continuously evolving as time goes on. Music has a tremendous influence on culture, and they often change together.When we reflect on influential moments in musical culture, our minds first travel back to early 20th-century music. Or, back to arguably the most iconic period of music history: the 1960s. This is when society began its transition from traditional purity culture into an age of rock, free thinking and revolution.


Culture writer Ren Chaffee shares her experience at Conan Gray's Wishbone Pajama Show.
CULTURE

Wishbones, clovers and a concert from heaven

The second night of Conan Gray’s “The Wishbone Pajama Show” was an outstanding performance of emotional music, beautiful production, and glamorous costumes. On Sept. 13, Gray took the stage at Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati.The atmosphere was electric — the crowd matched Gray’s stage presence through their adherence to the show’s theme.





It's officially fall, which means pumpkin spice is once again infiltrating the coffee world.
FOOD

Pumpkin spice has become a staple in the fall — why?

“August slipped away into a moment in time…,” Taylor Swift once sang in her hit song “August,” and with that comes the long-awaited, back for a limited time, pumpkin spice.The combination of cinnamon and spice in a latte evokes a cozy, fall-like feel for people across the world. And now that the “ber” months are in full swing, these vibes are in high demand.



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