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Finding comfort in food

Food: possibly one of my favorite four-letter words; not just because I love a good meal, but also because of how it can represent people’s identities. Just take a quick look at the TV schedule for the Food Network, where celebrities take us into their personal lives with food. People like Ree Drummond take us behind the scenes and show us what food means to them, and the impact it’s had on their lives. Not only do we need food to live, we need it to thrive.


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Coach Chuck Martin stands at the sideline during the Victory Bell.
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Miami football adapts to NIL era

As Miami continues to increase its investment in football, the RedHawks will have to prove that their new approach to NIL can keep them competitive without becoming financially unsustainable in the coming years.







Swoop and the Bearcat fight in a cloud of dust.
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Red-hot rivalries: Decades of Miami tradition

Rivalries are what sports are built on. There’s a certain feeling when it comes to two teams facing each other year after year, and storylines live off of that energy. Miami is no stranger to rivalries, and the Battle of the Victory Bell is just one of many. Between stolen trophies, fistfights and cheeky shirts, emotions tend to run high for players and fans alike.






Tourists walk around the courtyard outside the Louvre. Photo by Ayla Peden.
CULTURE

Ayla’s Adventures: Paris is not for the weak

As soon as I found out that I would be studying in Luxembourg for the fall semester, I immediately started planning one trip: going to Paris for my 21st birthday. Over the weekend of Sept. 12, my plan finally came to fruition.





Miami fans celebrate during the 2024 Battle for the Victory Bell
SPORTS

Beyond football: Why the Victory Bell matters in all sports

It is no secret that the football rivalry between the Miami University RedHawks and the University of Cincinnati Bearcats is as intense as it gets. The Bearcats hold the slightest edge in the series, leading 61-60-7. But the rivalry exists far beyond the football field, or any field for that matter.







Staff Writer Layla Norris talks about the best film bro movies.
CULTURE

‘Film bro’ movies that are actually worth your time

We all know that guy who calls movies “films,” says he is going to the “cinema” and refuses to watch an animated movie. Pretentious men who look down at us common movie watchers have fueled this “film bro” stereotype. Here are typical film bro favorites that are actually worth watching.

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