After 29 years of helping students and transforming Miami’s student health center, Karen Kammer leaves behind an important legacy for Miami and joyous memories for those who worked with her.
Before April 14, Catherine Madden, a senior music composition major, hadn’t gone on a date since her previous long-term relationship ended a year ago.
Ruth Groom, associate vice president for academic personnel, was accused in the lawsuit of “intentionally delay[ing]” Knight’s application for medical leave under the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA).
For Jane Lance, teaching at Miami University is all about relationships.
Next semester, a new section will be coming to the Miami Student: GreenHawks. Currently an independent student publication at Miami University centered on sustainability and the environment, GreenHawks Media will merge with The Miami Student and continue covering climate-related issues around Oxford and beyond.
When Remy Allen was a senior in high school, they went viral, and their life changed forever.
When Bridget Vis, a 2013 Miami alumna, did not attend a staff meeting for Miami University’s student publication GreenHawks Media, journalism and environmental science professor Annie-Laurie Blair knew something was wrong.
At Oxford City Council’s May 2 meeting, councilors focused on hot-topic issues surrounding the Oxford community and Miami University’s campus
Every year, graduating students nominate professors they feel have had an extraordinary impact on them during their time at Miami.
At Miami University’s Associated Student Government April 25 meeting, the sitting senators voted to condemn Ohio’s Senate Bill 83.
Daria Poprotska abruptly woke up at 5 a.m. to the deafening sounds of explosions. It was February 2022, and although she wasn’t expecting the bombs, it wasn’t an unfamiliar sound.
After being named in a wrongful death lawsuit on April 5, Miami University has several options it may pursue moving forward.
The Miami Student has compiled a timeline of events using the lawsuit filings and emails obtained in a previous investigation by The Student.
Miami University’s Great Seal was host to a memorial reading commemorating the victims of the Holocaust and other atrocities on Tuesday, April 18.
In March, 38 faculty members at Miami were granted tenure. This high achievement is a long and time consuming process for both the faculty and the university’s administration.
The researchers are focusing on the psychological effects of gambling through rats.
A new way to order, dine and pay at Uptown restaurants was launched recently through the app Oxbux. Oxbux allows users to place mobile orders, access exclusive rewards and deals, make contactless payments and close tabs. The app is a collaboration between the company Keep It Indie and a Miami University business fraternity Pi Sigma Epsilon (PSE), along with Oxford businesses.
Recent changes to Ohio’s voting laws put the state among those with the most restrictive voting requirements in the country.
Squirrels in need of rescue, RoboDogs, and more news that the Humor Staff thinks you need to know about.
Theories on the whereabouts of former Miami University student Ronald Tammen Jr. continue to abound as April 19 marks the 70th anniversary of his disappearance. Miami alumna Jennifer Wenger, ’80, is currently writing a book about her investigation into Tammen’s disappearance.