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This semester, Miami University welcomed nearly 4,330 new students to Oxford, transferring the title of the largest class in university history from the class of 2023 to the class of 2028. As the impressive number of new students moved in during a hotter-than-average late summer, one thing was sure to be on all 4,330 minds: keeping cool.
Graduation season is in full swing at Miami University. Under the Upham Arch and in front of the seal, the class of 2024 is taking photos to capture the excitement of their accomplishments. However, one popular element of these photoshoots has become controversial.
The 2023-24 Altman Program in the Humanities kicked off its spring symposium on April 18. This two-day event brought together a diverse group of speakers and educators to discuss environmental justice with Miami University students. Shriver’s Heritage Room buzzed with excitement as the symposium’s opening keynote speaker was introduced.
After months of freezing temperatures, sunny days are finally back in Oxford. Campus lawns are dotted with students stretched out on picnic blankets to bask in the newfound heat. But as we ditch our winter coats for t-shirts, how much thought are we putting into our shopping choices?
Miami University students and staff gathered in Armstrong Student Center on March 19 to listen as a panel of women in STEM discussed their careers. The panel, moderated by associate mathematics professor Diana Cox, featured Miami faculty working in a wide array of STEM concentrations, ranging from geology to engineering.
Recycling may be an easy option when it comes to disposing of trash in most places on campus, but how do students sort their trash where they live? EcoReps’s biannual trash audits seek to provide an answer.