Turning Point members host vigil in wake of conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s death

Miami's 2025 Megafair was a mega success

Miami University hosted its fall Megafair, where organizations on campus tabled to recruit new members.

Warren Davidson: Get your priorities straight

"From the first question he answered, it was clear the crowd was unhappy with him. Throughout the event, many of his statements were met with angry boos, shouts and accusations of dishonesty and cowardice."

Travis Kelce’s proposal makes Taylor Swift break ‘forever girlfriend’ trope

After two years of dating, Taylor Swift announced her engagement to Travis Kelce on Aug. 26.The duo went public in the summer of 2023, with Kelce attending her concerts and Swift watching his football games.Swift announced their engagement in a post on Instagram, captioned “Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married,” with her song “So High School” playing over the photos.

Books to read: Friendship edition

Whether you're a first-year student or a senior, coming back to campus is a time to reconnect with old friends and – hopefully – make some new ones. It can be easy to feel alone, so here are my top recommendations for books about friendship to help you feel a little less lonely. Some are slightly tragic, and some more hopeful, but all of these books have helped me feel more connected to those around me.

Recap: Football drops second game of the year against Rutgers

Miami dropped its second game of the 2025 season against Rutgers 45-17 on Sept. 6

1 year later: Oxford community continues to rally around bee mural

Joe Prescher has always been an artist. He’s taught high schoolers in Iowa and Texas and college students at Miami University, as well as  selling his work professionally. So, when the opportunity arose to permanently place his work in his hometown, he did not hesitate.

Middleton’s Musings: The Miami hockey team has improved, but so has everyone else

In the first edition of Middleton's Musings, Jeff discusses the hockey offseason. Miami recruited several players from both youth leagues and the transfer portal, but so did other teams in the NCHC. How will the conference stack up in 2025-26 based on these roster changes?

If we’re a drinking school, why is no one drinking at football games?

"It’s no secret that Miami has a huge drinking culture, and the influence of frat parties reaches much further than that of our football team. Despite a winning record of 9-5 and a Mid-American Conference (MAC) championship one year prior, our RedHawks averaged about 12,000 attendants over six home games last season."

Senate Bill 1 anticipated by faculty to have little impact on climate education at Miami

Ohio's Senate Bill 1 is bringing wide-spread change to public universities. How will this impact the environmental sciences at Miami University?

Making the dough: Behind Bigham Artisan Bread and Pastry

At 8:45 a.m., the Oxford Farmer’s Market vendors are still putting the finishing touches on their stands, but a line has already formed at the Bigham Artisan Bread and Pastry stall. By the time the market opens at 9 a.m., the number of patrons has grown, stretching toward the edge of the parking lot.

Raegan Lantz sheds light on athletes with diabetes through NIL deal

Raegan Lantz is part of less than 1% of people in the United States living with Type 1 diabetes. Not only does she live with it, she perseveres and plays for the Miami University volleyball team as an outside hitter, not missing a single game last season. 

Survivors and educators are fighting the same battle

"Now, as a senior ready to graduate with two degrees, I’ve learned a lot. I’ve discovered that the same dynamics that silenced me as a survivor are deployed against faculty and staff who dare to speak up about working conditions, fair wages and educational quality."

‘Honey Don’t!’; The title warned you

Margaret Qualley (Honey O’Donahue) and Aubrey Plaza (MG Falcone) star in a new murder mystery movie, where the title itself answers the question of whether or not to see it.

Miami’s annual Citizenship and Democracy Week to have Pulitzer Prize-nominated play from Broadway

To celebrate the founding fathers signing the Constitution in 1787, from Sept. 15 to 22, Miami will host a series of on-campus events and programs aimed at exploring the legacy of the Constitution, the political and legal system and the rights and responsibilities of members of a pluralistic democratic society, according to a press release. 

Men’s basketball releases conference schedule, awaits non-conference slate finalization

Miami men's basketball recently announced its 2025-26 MAC schedule, although the team awaits finalization of the full non-conference schedule

In the editor’s rotation: Re-entering my theater kid era

I must warn you: my music taste is all over the place and vastly different from that of the typical college student. Sure, I love my mainstream pop girlies as much as the next person, but I also love my older music, comedic songs and, unfortunately, showtunes, which have infiltrated my recent musical diet a bit more than I’m willing to admit. But my hope is that there are some new songs on here that you have never heard before, and may add to your daily rotations – even if it’s just one or two.All that being said, my Spotify “on repeat” has been quite the trip recently. Buckle up, you’re in for a wild ride!

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Preview: Miami football hits the road once again to face Rutgers

Miami football hits the road again this weekend against another Big Ten opponent. The RedHawks will play Rutgers on Sept. 6 at 3:30 p.m. EST.

Sabrina Carpenter’s “Man’s Best Friend” is my new best friend

While Sabrina Carpenter may not be “Man’s Best Friend,” I would so let her be mine.On Aug. 29, the pop sensation released her seventh studio album to the begging hands of anyone who has ever had to deal with a “Manchild,” and let me tell you, I was excited.Much like her last album “Short n’ Sweet,” many of the songs were produced and co-written by Jack Antonoff, who has worked with other artists such as Taylor Swift, Kendrick Lamar, Lorde and more.

How to survive the FYIC in the Farmer School of Business

"The FYIC can be very stressful and difficult if you do not stay on top of your coursework. The best way to succeed in these courses is to show up and avoid losing easy attendance points."