For a small business, moving to a college town can change everything. Rooted, Oxford’s up-and-coming hair and beauty salon, sprouted a whole new look to serve Miami University students.
Abbey Elizondo tries Oxford's newest quesadilla restaurant.
If you’re looking for a comedic, easy listen, I couldn’t recommend “The Broski Report” enough. Yes, this is me trying to recruit new members to Broski Nation, and no, I’m not being paid to do it — we work for free in Broski Nation.
Meredith Perkins reviews new French-Asian inspired Café Uptown.
Oh, the places you’ll go in my imaginary dream spring break destinations
Choraliers are divided into altos and sopranos with subsections within each group. Oftentimes, the girls play games to get to know each other in a large group gathering.
The humor section ran out of ideas, so they broke the longest streak of not having a headline dump
Artists frequently release new clothing items, accessories and variant album versions — almost too often, especially when the existing merch lines are a complete disaster.
Connor takes us through his fantastic experiences while in Europe
For students and community members looking for boba tea in Oxford, there are many options. From designated shops to restaurants with small selections, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, and it can be difficult to know where to start.
What separates adult cartoons from live-action are the added affordances that come with animation. Creators can design unusual scenarios to demonstrate real-world situations without being limited by human actors.
Birch Creek Bakery, owned by Sasha Symon, first appeared at Oxford’s Farmers Market on a dark, cold January morning 14 months ago, when only the most intrepid of shoppers and growers were there. Sasha and her husband, Mike Symon, have quickly become fixtures at the market, offering artisan bread and pastries Sasha bakes. I buy one or two loaves and pastries from them every week.
If I were to write a poem about Zyns, that is how it would start...
High school style is hard to navigate. College style is even harder. Explore the evolution of your style through a capsule wardrobe.
The O’Neils decided to turn their idea into a reality when they realized that there were no baby books about Miami University on the market.
The words that define “Dune: Part Two” are scale and weight. Like the first “Dune” or “Oppenheimer,” this movie demands to be seen in a theater where the sound shakes your seat and you feel it every time the music swells.
Black Plastic sold a variety of records, with new releases from artists like Taylor Swift to older, used vinyl. On top of selling records, the store also held an early listening party for Mitski’s album “The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We.”
Through Well Being Apparel, Miami University student Josie Wenzell not only creates clothing with a purpose, but also welcomes and encourages dialogue surrounding meaningful issues.
Without music, TikTok is basically pointless. Sure, there are other uses of the platform, but dances, lip-sync videos and other music-related trends are the heart and soul of the platform.
Within days of starting this show, I was telling everyone about how this show is a masterpiece of character study and cinematography. The music matches every year of these characters’ lives. And don’t get me started on the colors — you will blink once and be transported to a whole different mood.