Miami University's newest energy initiative aims to power both the campus and student learning. The 2.26 acre solar array will put the university closer to its carbon neutrality goal and double as a "sustainability park" open to the public.
On June 6, a ruling officially allowed colleges to pay their athletes directly. For many Power programs, this greatly diminished and even eliminated the need for walk-on players. At Group of Five schools like Miami, however, the walk-on remains an integral aspect to the rosters of multiple teams.
"This past week, I had the opportunity to interview four Miami students from diverse academic backgrounds to gain a deeper understanding of how real-world students perceive AI in their respective fields, and its potential implementation at the college level."
If you survived my first “In the editor’s rotation” column, welcome back! If this is your first time reading about the music I listen to… good luck.Unfortunately, it’s still mostly showtunes. I am ever so slightly (majorly) reentering my Broadway phase from seventh grade, and since my last column, it has only gotten worse. But don’t let that scare you away — I’m hoping at least one song on this list is tolerable enough to make it onto one person’s playlist.
Miami women's basketball announced its 2025-26 schedule. The RedHawks hope to replicate their strong performance in the regular season last year and make it back to Cleveland in March.
It starts as something small: an insult, a slight shove or even a dispute over a parking spot. But, these small interactions can quickly snowball into a full-blown fight.
Students may have seen Dean of Students BaShaun Smith’s four kids running around Western dining hall, or heard about his extensive Cleveland Browns collection in the dean of students’ office, but what does the dean of students actually do?
After coming off the blowout success of the smash single “Call Me Maybe,” Carly Rae Jepsen released her third studio album, “Emotion,” on Aug. 21, 2015. This year, the album is celebrating its 10th anniversary.
Miami football drops to 0-3 with its recent loss against UNLV in the 2025 home opener at Yager Stadium
The Associated Student Government (ASG) convened for its first full body meeting on Sept. 16. During the meeting, ASG elected a new deputy secretary of the treasury, addressed student concerns, appointed new members to the Steering Committee and passed ASG’s internal operating budget (IOB).
Miami University’s annual Suicide Prevention Week will be held Sept. 28 to Oct. 3. Here are some events to give students a strong, healthy start to the semester.
Following two road losses and a bye week, the Miami RedHawks football team returns to Yager Stadium for the first time of the 2025 season on Sept. 20. The RedHawks welcome the UNLV Rebels for a noon kickoff.
Tucked away on Park Place in Oxford, Left Field Tavern is a classic college sports bar. Their menu is filled with bar favorites — wings, burgers and plenty of shareable fried appetizers that pair great with a beer and a sports game.
This semester, the Institute for the Environment and Sustainability welcomed a new director. J.D. Wulfhorst, expert in rural sociology and environmental science, looks forward to being a part of the Miami community.
Oxford City Council discussed city spending and passed ordinances regarding emergency cold shelters, rezoning and indoor golf simulators at its Sept. 16 meeting.
Between Sept. 8 and Sept. 15, officers responded to 19 different incidents, according to Oxford Police Department reports.
The 2025 college football season is in full swing, and Miami RedHawk fans will see their first game at Yager Stadium of the new year. Assistant sports editor Jeff Middleton writes about the importance of Miami students packing Yager this Saturday in his latest edition of Middleton Musings
A new semester means meeting a lot of new people - and forgetting their names. Here's a guide on how to avoid the inevitable situations you get yourself into.
