Fifteen print editions, hundreds of stories and countless photos. That’s what we’ve produced in the past year. And, more importantly, that’s what you’ve been reading.
My time as editor-in-chief has ended, but what you, the readers, have done for us in the past year will be felt well into the next group’s time in control of The Miami Student, and hopefully past that.
The Student is run by just that – students. We go to class, live our lives and cover the community as well as we can in between.
You make it all worth it.
When we see how many people have read our stories online or see people picking up our print editions off the newsstands, it makes it all worth it. We spend our free time reporting, photographing and designing everything you see – and when you take it in, we love it even more.
When readers click on the stories they find interesting, that helps us figure out what people want to read while encouraging us to keep going.
We strive for it to be what the community wants and needs. We want students to turn to us to know what is happening on their campus. Through us, we want faculty to learn more about what the university is doing. We want the Oxford community to understand students better by reading our coverage.
Thank you for supporting us through the years by reading and interacting with everything we do.
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