Open Hearts, Open Mics
Kofenya still had a steady flow of coffee and caffeine-thirsty customers inside its calmly lit...
Studying the broad array of global programs Miami has to offer
Brightly colored tables accessorized with bouquets of red balloons lined the Armstrong Pavilions....
Symphony Orchestra Dedicates Concert to Diversity and Inclusion
Since the beginning of September, the Miami University Symphony Orchestra has been preparing for...
Changes to Mega Fair left some organizations out to dry, others were right as rain
After two cancellations due to inclement weather, Miami University Student Activities revised Mega Fair to take place over three days last week inside Armstrong Student Center. Each day was dedicated to different club...
50th Rugby Reunion: Old Boys Weekend
The rain is audible on the turf of Yager field and the sky is a shade of grey that would keep most people cooped up inside. Not rugby players, though. Not Miami University’s Old Boys.
Drenched at the Derby: Fourteen years for more than two minutes
The Kentucky Derby has forever been dubbed “the most exciting two minutes in sports,” and Churchill Downs is easily one of the most historic sporting venues in North America. But the nickname and common knowledge forgets the 10 hours before those exciting two minutes and the people who fill the venue.
Square Dancing: A Cornerstone of the Oxford Community
“Hey y’all, let’s square it up,” Kevin Blakely said over the mi1crophone.
Miami’s Department of Theatre presents ‘Tartuffe,’ rhyming and comedy all under one roof
“Don’t think,” Lewis Magruder said to the line of a dozen cast members sitting at the edge of the stage, with their backs to the rows of seats that would be filled with audience members next week.
Homecoming: A musician’s music festival
Coming home can be a very personal thing.
Miami University Fashion and Design gears up for their big show
It was a beautiful sort of chaos.
Miami gets lucky as Rockin’ Road to Dublin stops in Oxford
Growing up, Irish step dancing was a staple in my elementary and middle school talent shows. Every year, there would be at least one girl wearing a wig with tight red ringlet curls, a green dress with a Celtic pattern and black shoes with white knee-high socks.
Creating Dwayne: My experience originating a role in a student production
“Hey, are you auditioning for ‘Octets?’”