Miami University announced in a university statement earlier Friday that it will discontinue the Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion (CSDI), the Office of Transformational and Inclusive Excellence (OTIE) and the Miami Regionals Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion at the end of June.
After nearly a year of anticipation from Miami University students, ‘Alarum,’ the film that took over Oxford’s Uptown areas and Hueston Woods, is out. Starring Sylvester Stallone, Scott Eastwood, Willa Fitzgerald and Mike Colter, ‘Alarum’ was officially released on Jan. 15, but it did not make much of an impact in the box office.
Wondering what some of the best pranks on Miami's campus have been over the past three years? Well, here you go!
Oxford's first-ever Bee Festival took place along High Street, bringing swarms of Oxford residents and Miami University students alike.
Several Oxford Police, Dayton Police and FBI personnel were parked near the intersection of Brown Road and North Ridge Drive, directing traffic around the area at 1:30 p.m. Thursday.
For those looking for a tropical escape from the gloomy Midwest weather, look no further than Mike White’s “The White Lotus.”Season three of the hit Max series just concluded and was filled with drama. Each season follows a different group of vacationers at a different “White Lotus” resort: season one took place in Hawaii, season two took place in Italy and season three took place in Thailand.
Miami University’s Associated Student Government (ASG) started cabinet elections during its April 15 meeting. Student Body President-elect Danny Martin and Student Body Vice President-elect Kirsten Osteboe introduced themselves to senators and presented on future campaign goals. In addition to this, senators passed a standing rules amendment.
In March, President Donald Trump signed his 95th executive order: plans to begin dismantling the Department of Education (ED).
Miami dodgeball won its first national championship in program history on April 6. The season started back in the fall semester for the RedHawks, and the journey to the national title shows hope for the future of the team.
As I walked into the cinema this past Thursday to watch Pedro Pascal’s latest film, “Freaky Tales,” I realized that I had no idea what the movie was even about. I read online that it was an action/comedy with the star of “The Last of Us” as one of the film’s leads. What more do you really need to know?Evidently, a bit more than that, because the first 10-15 minutes left me very confused.
The Ides of March came for the world of punk and punk rock in the late ’80s, but with the fertilization of the new millennium and the freckles of spring showers, Amy Taylor has sprouted as April’s IT Girl!
I therefore write – as an educator with two decades of experience at Miami, teaching geography and urban planning – to express profound concern about the proposal to build a new arena and corporate hotel on Cook Field, especially amidst a budget crisis.
Dozens of emergency response vehicles, including a SWAT team, responded to an "active event" at the intersection of Locust and High Streets in Oxford.
A Miami University student was detained and then released from a Danish prison following an altercation with an Uber driver which occurred March 31.
On behalf of the university, I’d like to thank you for your generous donations to Miami’s Capital Campaign. With your help, we are well on our way to hitting our $1 billion goal! What’s that? You say that you didn’t make a contribution?
The Miami Student staff won 13 awards at the Region 4 Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) conference on April 4, including the 2025 Corbin Gwaltney Award for Best All-Around Student Newspaper in the large school category, beating out every student paper at a university over 10,000 students in Ohio, Michigan, West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania. This is the second year The Student won this distinction.
When S.B. 1 was being debated in our state legislature, you made no public comment expressing opposition, or even concern, about a law that will now dismantle initiatives you have said are core to our university and to your own values. Why were you silent about something you spent several years claiming was so important to you?
Culture Editor Stella Powers and I braved miserable weather, little girls throwing up in front of Chipotle and sold-out theaters to see “A Minecraft Movie” on opening day. It was totally worth it.
Miami University’s JANUS Forum hosted a discussion between Karine Jean-Pierre, former press secretary to the Biden administration, and Marc Short, former chief of staff to former Vice President Mike Pence, on April 8.
Matthew Lillard, known for his iconic roles in “Scream,” “Scooby Doo” and “Five Nights at Freddy’s,” has stepped beyond acting and into Dungeons and Dragons, entrepreneurship and more. On April 7, Lillard visited Miami University as part of the school’s lecture series.Prior to his 7:30 p.m. lecture in Hall Auditorium, The Miami Student sat down with Lillard in an exclusive interview to discuss his expansive career.
I had just dropped my little sister off at basketball practice when the first message on Instagram came through. “Are you that bitch who killed that little girl?”
