Words never die. Especially words written by 19th-century poet Walt Whitman. Miami University’s Literature Program in the English Department proved this with a 12-hour continuous reading of Whitman’s “Leaves of Grass” on Wednesday, April 24.
The Miami RedHawks tennis team earned the third seed in the 2024 MAC tournament. They will face the Western Michigan Broncos in the first round.
The Miami RedHawks baseball team is on the upswing, winning their last 5 games to put themselves at sixth in the MAC. The storyline of this season has been the constant improvement of the team as the year has progressed.
Contributing writer Frankie McKnight examines what "my Miami" means after an alumnus claims Miami is no longer what they knew.
The production company’s latest release, “Abigail,” follows the kidnapping of a 12-year-old girl — only she’s not a regular 12-year-old, she’s actually a ballerina vampire.
Speaker of the Senate Tia Bakshi reviewed accomplishments from the past year during Tuesday’s Associated Student Government (ASG) weekly meeting. ASG elected three senators to Senate Leadership and two to the cabinet, passed legislation surrounding the role of secretary of on-campus affairs and outlined current expense requests.
As the 2023-2024 academic year nears its end, the current Associated Student Government (ASG) staff members will step down from their positions and incoming staff will take over.
Ohio’s display of creativity & innovation took place on April 21 where Creativity City celebrated its eighth year in partnership with Miami University and the city of Oxford.
The festival featured a variety of performances, including some by popular artists like Sabrina Carpenter, Reneé Rapp, Lana Del Rey, Chappell Roan and more.
Should out-of-state students vote in local and state elections? Contrinuting writer Harry Hittle examines the moral dilemnas that come with this decision.
On Miami University’s campus, more than 15 students participated in a walkout on April 19 in support of students who were arrested at Columbia.
Fridge and Pantry adds coffee to their menu.
On the train tracks of Irvine, Kentucky, John Starr found his passion for art. At age 14, Starr and his friends would sneak under the cover of darkness to the tracks with nothing but spray paint cans and the desire to be carried to faraway places.
Life is chaotic enough as is, why would anyone want more stress in their lives? To me, entertainment is a way to escape reality and the difficulties of life. I love a good drama, but I have a hard time rewatching it and I often have to take breaks or watch something more lighthearted in between.
Opinion writer Molly Francis urges college students to consider how a gap year may be more beneficial than getting a job right after graduation.
People filled the Ernst Nature Theatre behind Peabody Hall on Saturday to celebrate the end of the year with West Fest.
Western and Garden dining halls host ramen events, adding variety to students' meal options
Oxford observes Earth Day 2024 with several activities, including EarthFest on Saturday, April 20, beginning at 10 a.m., in Oxford Memorial Park. Adjacent to EarthFest, Oxford’s weekly Farmers Market operates on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon.
This two-day event brought together a diverse group of speakers and educators to discuss environmental justice with Miami University students, and ended the first day with a renowned author of environmental history.
Data analytics is taking over the world, and sports are no exception. See how Miami University is adapting to a changing world, with the help of the founder of “Moneyball”
Amidst all this chaos of student life, opinion writer Halle Grant has come to the realization that nothing is really that deep in college.
