"Years of loud sounds and trouble concentrating can eventually affect Miami’s esteemed national ranking if students begin to receive lower grades due to impaired focus. All of these “what ifs” and “maybes” could be avoided if Miami leaves Millett Hall in its current location."
“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.
On Aug. 22 residents learned their apartment complex would no longer provide transportation from students’ apartments to Miami University.
The Miami RedHawks football team won its first game of the 2025 season with a shutout against Lindenwood at home. The RedHawks open up Mid-American Conference play against Northern Illinois next week.
Pressures like program cuts and financial earnings convince students to choose different majors.
The Miami RedHawks football team stays at home this weekend and welcomes the Lindenwood Lions for the final non-conference game of the season. Kickoff is at 3:30 p.m. at Yager Stadium on Sept. 27
"In order for first years at Miami to have a more seamless transition to college life, The Hub needs to be reorganized. The website needs a better browsing experience that is automatically listed in the way the clubs are sorted during the Mega Fair."
Miami University is working on revisions to the Miami Plan. Marko Dumančić and Elizabeth Wardle appeared as representatives from the University Senate to give a presentation on restructuring the Miami Plan at the Sept. 23 Associated Student Government (ASG) meeting.
A new golf simulator entertainment venue is set to be built on the ground floor of the Princess Apartment Building.
"Despite many of the stereotypes that circulate about Miami and its students, my experience has been the opposite of what I feared. I’ve found acceptance, respect, joy and even the ability to express my political opinions, which is something I didn’t feel exactly safe doing in my hometown."
Nathan French, vice chair of the senate and chair of the Senate Executive Committee, set the tone at University Senate’s second meeting of the semester on Sept. 22 by emphasizing the importance of academic freedom and diversity of perspectives.
Miami University's hockey team is ready to begin the 2025-26 season, but before the opening game, head coach Anthony Noreen and senior forward Blake Mesenburg met with the media on NCHC media day.
King Cafe, located in the basement of King Library, has permanently closed due to a decline in business over the past years.
"There are moments in college, especially in Greek life, when the gap between who you thought you were and who you actually are gets exposed. For me, that moment came when I was forced to decide whether to protect my own comfort or to stand for something larger than myself."
"I don’t have the background of a typical junior, but I’m still expected to graduate in two or three years regardless, entering the workforce a bit out of my wits. It makes me think: is it worth making connections or new friendships, knowing that it won’t be long until I graduate again? Do I have enough time?"
Study away programs have provided opportunities to engage with professional industries for more than five years in cities all over the country, but changes to Miami’s teaching infrastructure have tested the only lifeline these programs have: faculty.
After winning the Mid-American Conference (MAC) championship with the Miami University baseball team, pitcher Hayden Cuthbertson was drafted to the Miami Marlins in round 18 of the 2025 Major League Baseball Draft as the 528th overall pick.
"The first semester on campus is supposed to be the time of making friends and finding your place. However, cell phones and AI have reduced our ability to make creative efforts at conversation."
After a small electrical fire on the first floor of Oxford’s Lane Library in the children's department, library officials say it will reopen later this week.
When it comes to wellness, Rebecca Young believes no one can do it alone. That philosophy of collaboration recently earned Miami University’s director of student wellness one of Ohio’s top community-based behavioral health risk prevention awards.
It only took one year for Dan Luers to become one of the most trusted voices in the Miami men’s basketball program. Now a graduate assistant, his voice remains a steady presence for a team looking to break through and make the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2007
