Alum Kay Lockridge writes about her time at The Student and why she's chosen to establish a scholarship for journalism students
Author Gabriel Slark writes about how society views someone posting for praise on their appearance and a sex worker doing the same for money, and how the two aren't that different.
TikTok has a way of reinventing ideas as the “new” trend, bringing longtime practices to light, and junk journaling is no exception. I discovered the concept of junk journaling two months ago when I looked up ‘journal’ on TikTok. I expected ASMR videos of writing journal entries to pop up, but I found creators sharing the content of the pictures, drawings, stickers, wrapping paper and more in ‘junk journals.’ I love scrapbooking, so what struck me about this practice?
The Miami University’s Board of Trustees ratified both the Faculty Alliance of Miami (FAM) and University Librarians’ collective bargaining agreements in an off-campus meeting in Columbus on April 3.
Miami University’s Senate held discussions on Senate Bill 1 (S.B. 1) and cuts to the Department of Education at its meeting Monday afternoon. Additionally, the senate passed a proposal to change GPA requirements in the Honors College.
On March 26, Miami University partnered with the Cincinnati Bengals NFL team in an educational partnership for internships, job shadowing, on-campus speakers and other opportunities.
Author Taylor Stumbaugh sees a correlation between weight loss drugs and eating disorder behaviors, and uses her family's experience to explain why.
OxVegas Chicken may seem, at a glance, to be just another chicken place. But, at its core, it’s a model of Miami University graduate success. Located at 48 E. Park Place Ave., the business was opened by Miami graduates on Jan. 20, 2024.
Oxford Ohio is a stop for vulnerable species of warbler birds. However, this pit stops can spell trouble for many of the migrating birds.
The college hockey transfer portal is in full swing, with players leaving and joining programs left and right. Keep up with Miami hockey's piece of the puzzle here!
A new humor editor's ode to his mentor. Teddy, you will be (sorta) missed.
Michael ran out of ideas, so he wrote another headline dump.
Between March 24 and March 30, Oxford police responded to seven different incidents, according to Oxford Police Department (OPD) reports.
Miami University’s Associated Student Government (ASG) heard student concerns about Plan B, student organization funding for spring break and an inaccessible crosswalk on campus during its April 1 meeting.
Daniel (Danny) Martin and Kirsten Osteboe celebrated their new roles as Student Body President and Vice President respectively over spring break this year.
Following a historic 2024-25 campaign that ended with a loss at the MAC championship, seven Miami men's basketball players announced that they're returning to the RedHawks next season. However, Kam Craft, Reece Potter and Mekhi Cooper entered the transfer portal
My name is Olivia Patel, and I have taken over as The Miami Student’s new editor-in-chief. In other words, I will be working to lead a newspaper that best serves the student body, faculty, administration, alumni and other avid readers of our paper.
Earlier this year, Hopelab partnered with the Born This Way Foundation to conduct a study examining how LGBTQ+ young adults connect with their peers online to explore their identities, find support and build meaningful relationships. The Born This Way Foundation is a nonprofit organization founded by pop star Lady Gaga and her mother, Cynthia Germanotta. The foundation works to inspire young people to build a kinder world that supports their mental health and well-being. The foundation uses research, programs and grants to connect people with accessible mental health resources.
Students are up in arms about the decision to get rid of Cook Field. However, Eliza is here to set the record straight about Miami's magnificent plan!
Every wondered the best ways to get out of jury duty? Well, Shannon's got you covered!
The $500,000 National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Challenge Grant being used to renovate Bachelor Hall into a “Humanities Hub” has been revoked. Tim Melley, director of the Humanities Center, announced this removal of funds in an email shared with the humanities departments.
