The $500,000 National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Challenge Grant being used to renovate Bachelor Hall into a “Humanities Hub” has been revoked. Tim Melley, director of the Humanities Center, announced this removal of funds in an email shared with the humanities departments.
It’s women’s history month, and through working on this piece, it has come to my attention just how few films are actually directed by women — it’s upsetting. I was barely able to come up with a top 10 list. If I were asked to come up with more films, I’m not sure I would be able to. So many films, including some of my favorite films about women, are directed by men. However, in honor of women’s history month, I decided to highlight some of my favorites.
As a horror enthusiast, there aren’t many horror films that genuinely get to me anymore. A24’s “Opus,” released on March 14, is an exception.
Author Gina Roth is a senior who has never participated in Green Beer Day and wonders if it's really worth it this year
Chappell Roan first played her newest song, “The Giver,” way back in November on “Saturday Night Live (SNL).” Now, she has officially released the song. While I am a big Roan fan, “The Giver” did not necessarily live up to my hopes for a new song from her. Do not get me wrong, I love everything she stands for with the song, but it is not something I want to listen to on repeat.
When you think of St. Patrick’s Day, what pops into your head? It may be leprechauns, beer, Irish dancing, more beer or wearing lots of green. However, when I think of this blessed day, I think of the color ginger – or anyone who considers themselves a redhead, to be exact.
When you think of St. Patrick’s Day, what pops into your head? It may be leprechauns, beer, Irish dancing, more beer or wearing lots of green. However, when I think of this blessed day, I think of the color ginger – or anyone who considers themselves a redhead, to be exact.
On March 8, the world celebrated International Women's Day, marking the start of Women's History Month. Miami University has a long history of supporting women, especially since part of its campus was the location for the Western College of Women.
Dustin Woods, a former Miami football player, speaks about his journey from Miami to now being head of strength and conditioning with the Philadelphia Eagles, working one on one with quarterback Jalen Hurts.
The rain may have delayed a few students from starting Miami University’s annual Green Beer Day (GBD) on time this year, but the drizzle didn't stop them from attending the annual Ginger Run or going to the bars.
Daniel Martin and Kirsten Osteboe have been elected Miami University’s Student Body President and Vice President.
Students gathered at Pulley Tower and walked to Lewis Place to protest Senate Bill 1 (S.B. 1), which would ban diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in schools across Ohio.
With March Madness around the corner, what stands out about the bracket?
In the past three years as humor editor, I have had so much to be grateful for. I’m sad my time is nearing its end, but I want to end my tenure by spreading some gratitude to those who have made my time with The Miami Student what it is.
When Drew Davis and Greg Waddell gear up for a weekend of action with the Miami University hockey team, they aren’t in the locker room tying skates, pulling on a chest protector or strapping their helmets. Instead, they’re in the rafters of a National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) rink, putting on their most important piece of equipment: a radio headset.
After serving as the provost and executive vice president of Miami University for the past three years, Elizabeth Mullenixwill be stepping down from the position this summer and returning to her teaching position in the College of Creative Arts (CCA) in the fall.
It’s been almost three years since I joined The Miami Student. When I walked into the newsroom for the first time, I was a scared sophomore with only a few journalism classes under my belt and no idea what working in a newsroom was like.
The Oxford Community Arts Center (OCAC) will host its first-ever Pride Prom, named “Out & Shining Hollywood Prom,” on Saturday, March 29. The event will take place in the historic ballroom at the OCAC from 7 to 11 p.m.
Jorge Merlos doesn't hit homeruns for the Cincinnati Reds. However, his role with the team as an interpreter for the Spanish-speaking players is pivotal, especially with the growing number of Spanish-speaking players in the MLB
Lurking beyond the brick buildings and tree-lined paths are emissions that students are forced into from the second they step on campus, and which neither they nor Miami have full control over.
The Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) organization at Miami University held Israeli Apartheid Week from March 10 to 15. The week focused on fostering a sense of community among attendees, as well as voicing their pro-Palestine efforts.
