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This election cycle, The Butler County ballot has 11 different tax levies on it. They range from funding for different Butler County school districts to fire, police and other public service levies. The primary tax levies that affect the Oxford community are Issue 2, Issue 10 and Issue 12 – levies that fund services directly used by Miami University students.
As school gets busier, my breakfasts get… well, creative.
Nobody loves ramen more than college students.
In classrooms across the country, distracted students have found enjoyment in the most unexpected of places: the New York Times (NYT). Specifically, its ever-expanding game section.
It’s no secret that it is easier to eat out than it is to make a home-cooked meal.
Buffalo chicken dip is a masterpiece of American cuisine. It combines three seemingly random ingredients — an overflowing cup of hot sauce, a pound’s worth of cheese, and a store-bought rotisserie chicken — into a simple, yet marvelous culinary experience that can bring any group together.
The streets of Oxford are starting to look a lot like Paris.
One of the first things I learned to do in my high school French course was order French cuisine.
Hello, chefs.
an hour or so to fully cool before indulging, though I enjoy them hot.
Cooking as a college student can feel like a daunting task.
In the College of Arts and Science, an academic division in which 65.8% of students are female, the closest thing to a period product in any academic building is typically an empty, rusting dispenser from the 1960s.
Six months ago, the release of GPT-4 changed the way students engage with artificial intelligence. For the first time, a student could give an essay prompt to a computer and have a 500-word essay in seconds, without needing to pay a dime.
The Panera Bread chocolate chip muffie is an enigma.
The world’s most popular psychoactive substance is a college campus staple.
Robots are taking over the world. Or, at least, Bell Tower Dining Commons.
For years, Ohio’s voting process has been logistically inefficient: no same-day voter registration, no digitized absentee voting request forms, no state holiday status for Election Day to help voters find time off work.
Miami University’s marketplaces have a new kid on the block.
The turkey, apple, and white cheddar wrap, approximately $8.50 at Emporium, features dijon mustard and Vegenaise for an extra kick of flavor.
Growing up in a conservative Jewish household, first-year games and simulation major Caleb Krainman has always kept kosher as part of his religious expression and identity.