"Objectively, the OPD officers do a great job of keeping Oxford a safe community for both students and townies with minimal amounts of large-scale crime, like assaults and robberies. Most of the crimes that occur here end in misdemeanor or traffic charges."
Since former provost Liz Mullenix stepped down last spring, Chris Makaroff has taken on the role of Miami University’s interim provost, a position that has a wide range of responsibilities at Miami, but goes curiously unseen.
I couldn’t resist the pun. Here are five books that will hopefully bring about crisp breezes and warm sweaters this October.
The Miami RedHawks football team opened up MAC play with a win on the road against Northern Illinois on Oct. 4
Kethan Babu, sports editor, speaks with The Northern Star’s Skyler Kisellus ahead of this weekend’s game
A new piece of Ohio legislation has raised concerns over the well-being of public libraries.
Club sports are vital to Miami University. They are a fun way to meet new people, but it provides more competition than intramural sports. The club rugby team took the competitiveness to the next level by inviting a world-renowned rugby coach to visit the team for a week.
The Miami football team opens up MAC play this weekend against Northern Illinois on the road.
"Universities are meant to be places of learning, where students become more adaptable to the ever-changing world. Now, it feels as though universities are viewed as job factories, where students enter for the sole purpose of employment. While the acquisition of a job after graduation is a huge factor for attending college, oftentimes it can cloud passion. "
The wait is over for Miami hockey fans. The RedHawks open up the 2025-26 season against Ferris State at home on Oct. 3.
Workday Student, an interface meant to replace BannerWeb, was set to launch in March, but got pushed back to the 2027-2028 academic year.
Between Sept. 22 and Sept. 29, officers responded to 28 different incidents, a 47% increase from two weeks ago, according to Oxford Police Department reports. Additionally, officers responded to a pedestrian struck by a car on Sept. 30.
Laundry is a massive battle at Miami University, and Carley is struggling to adapt
Antonia Lofaso, a competition-winning celebrity chef, restaurateur, author and single mom, visited Miami University as part of the lecture series on Sept. 29. The Miami Student had the chance to talk with her about last meals, diversity in food and her creative process.
A special garden outside the Boyd Hall greenhouse cultivates native plants and Myaamia history. Kitahkinaani offers opportunity for student education and connection to the tribe's rich history in the area.
"In my years on campus, I’ve had concepts taught and drilled into my head. I could do a mass balance on a system in my sleep now, just with how much practice I’ve had with them. Junior year and senior year, understand that you know these concepts, and they challenge you to bring them all together as one."
Miami's most electric bromance announces their presence to the world
Ana explains what it's like on the other side of most classes - the teacher's perspective.
