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Students gather together on the university seal to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

‘ICE OUT’: Demonstration against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement takes place at Miami

By Evelyn Dugan | 730 minutes ago

On Friday, protestors against President Donald Trump’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) crackdown climbed through a foot of snow while holding resistance signs in their gloved hands to reach the Miami University seal, located in Academic Quad. These demonstrators demanded for ICE to leave Ohio and had the goal of standing in solidarity with protestors in Minneapolis following the recent fatal shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti.

Sudoku answer key 1/30 edition

By Molly Podest | 2 hours ago

Crossword answer key 1/30 edition

By Shannon Mahoney | 2 hours ago

Anagram answers 1/30 edition

By Shannon Mahoney | 5 hours ago

Who’s who at MU: The president

By Taylor Stumbaugh | 6 hours ago

Asst. Culture Editor Ayla Peden shares her thoughts on the new Netflix romcom "People We Meet On Vacation."

‘People We Meet On Vacation’: The romcom everyone needs

By Ayla Peden | 8 hours ago

Latest stories

Junior wing Eian Elmer stands at Millett Hall during the UMass game on Jan. 27

GAME COVERAGE

‘We want to make them proud with how we play’: Miami men’s, women’s basketball host sold-out doubleheader on One Miami Day

By Kethan Babu | 19 hours ago

Both of Miami's basketball teams will host a double header on One Miami Day.

HUMOR

Back to School Headline Dump

By Connor Oviatt | 21 hours ago

The humor section gets you up to date on the happenings around campus.

HUMOR

Surviving the Snowpocalypse: A journal

By Connor Oviatt | 23 hours ago

Connor details the harrowing experience of getting back to school and surviving the recent snowstorm.

HUMOR

What to do on a snow day

By Shannon Mahoney | Yesterday

Wondering what to do with all of the snow we've received? Shannon's got you covered with some great activities to do on campus.

The Miami hockey team prepares for its matchup against Arizona State on Nov. 1 at Goggin Ice Center.

MEN'S SPORTS

Miami hockey is making waves as midseason mark passes and postseason approaches

By Jeffrey Middleton | Yesterday

The Miami hockey team enters the back half of the season this spring semester. The RedHawks have so far outperformed in every aspect compared to last year, but the fight for a NCHC playoff spot continues into March.

NEWS

Student Library Service program helps students access affordable course materials

By Owen Martin | Yesterday

As students at Miami University settle into the spring semester, it’s no secret that they are dreading the rising costs of each semester. While national headlines tend to focus on the rise in food and housing prices, there is a unique cost faced by college students alone: the price of textbooks.

Trey Perry looks to pass the ball against UMass at Millett Hall on Jan. 27.

MEN'S SPORTS

Local Trey Perry shines in freshman year for Miami men’s basketball

By Pete Hartlage | Yesterday

Miami men's basketball recruited a strong class of freshmen ahead of the 2025-26 season. For one freshman, Trey Perry, the trip to Oxford only took him half an hour away from his hometown.

Woman walks in front of the now closed Uptown Blends on High Street.

NEWS

Uptown Blends, protein shake and refresher business, closed its doors mid January

By Shannon Mahoney | Yesterday

Uptown Blends, a specialty beverage business in the mile square area, closed at the end of January after first opening in October 2024.

Student Body President Daniel Martin sorts waste into a recycling bin during halftime at the "Recycling with the RedHawks" game.

NEWS

Celebrating win streaks and sustainability: Recycling with the Redhawks

By Sarah Kennel | Yesterday

The "Recycling with the Redhawks" basketball game showcased local sustainability efforts to a historic crowd.

Students using the Makerspace in King Library for creative projects.

CULTURE

Glue guns, scissors and paint: Crafting is making a comeback

By Stella Powers | Yesterday

Crafting and “analog hobbies” are making a comeback this year, with related topics trending online, according to a story from the TODAY show. This crafting trend has been visible at Miami University as well, with students spending more time doing artistic activities with friends, and clubs forming around those pastimes.

NEWS

Winter break recap: Crime

By Austin Smith | Yesterday

During Miami University’s winter break — from Dec. 8, 2025, to Jan. 26 — police officers responded to 47 different incidents, according to an Oxford Police Department report.

Student walking out of Macmillan Hall, home of the International Student Center.

NEWS

‘A lot of us are scared’: International student enrollment declines as Trump increases regulation

By Abe Hagood | 2 days ago

As students make their way to Miami University’s campus by car, train and plane from across the state and country each semester, a small number must return through the international immigration process.

Peter Suder drives for the hoop against UMass at Millett Hall on Jan. 27.

MEN'S SPORTS

Miami Madness: No. 24 men’s basketball thrills fans with 21-0 start and national ranking

By Cooper Meneghetti | 2 days ago

Miami men's basketball sits at 21-0 and ranks in top 25 of the AP poll.

CULTURE

From Sabrina Carpenter to KATSEYE: A Culture editor’s Grammy picks

By Ayla Peden | 2 days ago

Around this same time last year, The Miami Student’s Culture Editor Stella Powers and former Culture Editor Chloe Southard shared who they would like to see win in select categories at the Grammys. So, with the 2026 Grammy Awards show being hosted on Feb. 1, I thought it would be only fitting that I, the latest assistant Culture editor, also share my opinions on the best music of 2025.

Senior forward Antwone Woolfolk prepares for the UMass defense at Millett Hall on Jan. 27

GAME COVERAGE

The streak survives: Miami men’s basketball wins a tight clash against UMass

By Cooper Meneghetti | 3 days ago

Miami men's basketball stays undefeated with a close win over UMass in front of a sold-out crowd

Two students walk into Armstrong Student Center in the snowy conditions.

NEWS

After Oxford receives more than a foot of snow, Miami closes campus, moves classes online

By Molly Fahy | 3 days ago

Just after 4 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 24, the first snowflakes of a major winter storm began to fall in Oxford. What had seemed like a typical winter weather system just days ago would soon produce record-breaking snowfall.

Senior guard Peter Suder celebrates on Jan. 20 against Kent State University.

GAME COVERAGE

Recap: Miami men’s basketball clinches another victory in overtime against Kent State

By Cooper Meneghetti | January 21, 2026

For the second-straight game, Miami men's basketball took its matchup to overtime. The RedHawks beat the Kent State Golden Flashes to extend their winning streak to 20 games this season and keeping their undefeated status

Sophomore guard Tamar Singer dribbles against Toledo at Millett Hall on Jan. 3

WOMEN'S SPORTS

‘Be better tomorrow’: Miami women’s basketball holds best start to conference play in 14 years

By Kethan Babu | January 14, 2026

Miami women's basketball started MAC play at 4-0, its best start to conference play since 2011-12. The RedHawks are looking to keep this momentum going into the last two months of the regular season.

Although the site survey committee and Board of Trustees have identified Cook Field as their preferred location, construction has not yet begun.

NEWS

Survey findings indicate strong opposition to arena district construction on Cook Field

By Evelyn Dugan | January 13, 2026

The initial findings of a student-led community survey reveal that a large majority of respondents oppose the construction of an arena district on Cook Field, a current recreational green space. The results, based on over 3,347 responses, challenge the Board of Trustees’ historic decision from Feb. 2025.

Junior wing Eian Elmer goes for a layup against Western Michigan at Millett Hall on Jan. 6

MEN'S SPORTS

Undefeated Miami men’s basketball looks to keep streak alive

By Kethan Babu | January 13, 2026

Miami men's basketball enters the second half of the 2025-26 regular season with 17-straight wins and zero losses on its record. The RedHawks look to finish the season strong enroute to a MAC tournament appearance

‘ICE OUT’: Demonstration against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement takes place at Miami

Sudoku answer key 1/30 edition

Crossword answer key 1/30 edition

Anagram answers 1/30 edition

Who’s who at MU: The president

‘People We Meet On Vacation’: The romcom everyone needs

Latest stories

‘We want to make them proud with how we play’: Miami men’s, women’s basketball host sold-out doubleheader on One Miami Day

Back to School Headline Dump

Surviving the Snowpocalypse: A journal

What to do on a snow day

Miami hockey is making waves as midseason mark passes and postseason approaches

Student Library Service program helps students access affordable course materials

Local Trey Perry shines in freshman year for Miami men’s basketball

Uptown Blends, protein shake and refresher business, closed its doors mid January

Celebrating win streaks and sustainability: Recycling with the Redhawks

Glue guns, scissors and paint: Crafting is making a comeback

Winter break recap: Crime

‘A lot of us are scared’: International student enrollment declines as Trump increases regulation

Miami Madness: No. 24 men’s basketball thrills fans with 21-0 start and national ranking

From Sabrina Carpenter to KATSEYE: A Culture editor’s Grammy picks

The streak survives: Miami men’s basketball wins a tight clash against UMass

After Oxford receives more than a foot of snow, Miami closes campus, moves classes online

Recap: Miami men’s basketball clinches another victory in overtime against Kent State

‘Be better tomorrow’: Miami women’s basketball holds best start to conference play in 14 years

Survey findings indicate strong opposition to arena district construction on Cook Field

Undefeated Miami men’s basketball looks to keep streak alive

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After Oxford receives more than a foot of snow, Miami closes campus, moves classes online

‘A lot of us are scared’: International student enrollment declines as Trump increases regulation

The streak survives: Miami men’s basketball wins a tight clash against UMass

From Sabrina Carpenter to KATSEYE: A Culture editor’s Grammy picks

Miami Madness: No. 24 men’s basketball thrills fans with 21-0 start and national ranking

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