For some people, spending their summer interning is the way to go. For others, traveling home and finding work provides the best experience. But for a select few psychopaths, like myself, we head to summer camp.
Oxford City Council meeting included a discussion on alleyways at its Sept. 4 meeting. Stormwater issues and the difficulty for emergency vehicles access in alleys, alongside providing naming signage for alleys was deemed important by councilors. They also discussed the incorporation of stormwater adjustments in the code.
Between Aug. 22 and Sept. 2, Oxford police responded to 27 incidents, according to the Oxford Police Department’s reports.
Miami University’s campuses underwent a change that hadn’t been made in nearly 25 years. This summer, roughly 4,000 Miami employees had to change pay and funding systems to Workday, a software used for finance, human resources and student information, just a few months before more than 20,000 students returned to Miami’s Oxford, Hamilton and Middletown campuses.
The RedHawks have one week until they face the University of Cincinnati Bearcats. Miami spent the bye week resting after facing Northwestern on the road, but now it must prepare for the 128th Battle for the Victory Bell.
While fans have a right to appreciate an artist they enjoy, approaching them in the street isn’t necessarily OK, especially when the artist speaks out against it.
Students take out tens of thousands of dollars in loans, all to invest in themselves, hoping for a better future. But the expectation has shifted so drastically that many young adults feel pressured to go to college, or else they aren’t living up to expectations.
Miami University will welcome Rob Bilott, the revered lawyer portrayed in the movie "Dark Waters'" for the annual Gene and Carol Willeke Frontiers in Environmental Sciences Distinguished lecture on Wednesday, Sept. 11 at 5:30 pm.
Miami University has students from all 50 states and 79 different countries, so students meet people from all over the world. In some cases, this can lead to them falling in love with someone who spends part of the year on the other side of the country.
In 2021, the Student Success Center approached Nancy Parkinson and the Miami University nutrition department about starting a food pantry. The Culinary Nutrition Depot Food Pick List, run by Parkinson and nutrition students, offers free meal fundamentals and small kitchen equipment for any enrolled Miami student.
An opinion piece published in The Miami Student at the end of last semester advocated for students to not vote on campus and register to vote wherever they are from. Contributing Writer Patrick Houlihan argues the opposite.
Digital Media Editor Sarah Frosch did not expect to find herself in a newsroom, but once she stepped in she has never looked back.
A team of Miami University students are designing and constructing a new bridge at the Kirby Nature Preserve near Cincinnati, owned by the nonprofit Western Wildlife Corridor. The bridge will span a tributary of Muddy Creek, allowing the preserve to develop new trails in an area that is usually inaccessible.
Senior Campus & Community Editor Taylor Stumbaugh describes how joining The Student improved more than just her writing skills.
Miami football opened the 2024 season with a close game against the Northwestern Wildcats. The RedHawks kept a close game with their Big Ten opponent, but mistakes in the second half led to a 13-6 loss.
A diverse group of women took the stage at Wilkes Theater on Aug. 28 to discuss female health and safety tips to a crowd of roughly 40 people. The Phi Sigma Sigma sorority hosted the event, which featured eight Women’s Success & Safety panelists, all with ties to Miami University.
The Miami football program returns to the field this afternoon against a Big-Ten opponent, the Northwestern Wildcats.
Assistant Campus & Community Editor Stella Powers recalls how her involvement in the paper led to her find place in hard times.
On the evening of Aug. 28, the League of Women Voters of Oxford (LWVO) held an informational session about a proposed constitutional amendment that would implement a 15-member redistricting commission composed of “citizens, not politicians.”
After a disappointing 2023 season, Miami volleyball returns to the court this weekend for the Norfolk State Invitational.
The Miami RedHawks field hockey team opens the 2024 season against the Bucknell Bison on Aug. 30.
