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Photo editor Elisa Rosenthal made a playlist to get you in the fall vibe.
CULTURE

Songs that feel like watching the leaves fall through your bedroom window

By Elisa Rosenthal | October 23, 2025

I’m a person who firmly believes that there’s a playlist for every occasion, especially when that occasion involves anything fall. Whether you’re studying on campus or curled up in your room, this playlist provides the perfect vibes for yearning, reflecting on the changing seasons and coming to terms with the cold suddenly plaguing the air. Here are some of my favorite songs out of the 35 (which are all amazing).

Food columnist Hailey Craver reviews the local Italian restaurant, Sorriso.
FOOD

Great vibe, forgettable food: Sorriso review

By Hailey Craver | October 23, 2025

When you walk into Sorriso, you’re welcomed in by a cozy, old-school atmosphere. Jazz music hums in the background and classic black-and-white films play on the walls. It feels like the kind of spot you’d want to linger in on a quiet night out in Oxford. With such a great ambiance, I was hopeful the food would match it.

Culture writer Kenzi Perkins recommends building a capsule wardrobe for this fall.
STYLE

Fall fashion: How to build a capsule wardrobe for the season

By Kenzi Perkins | October 11, 2025

Leaves are beginning to turn to shades of orange and red, days are getting shorter and there is just a whisper of a chill in the air: it’s finally starting to feel like fall. Which, of course, means that we can finally exchange our shorts and bikinis for more weather-appropriate options.Building an autumnal capsule wardrobe can be tricky, so I’m here to provide you with some tips for how you can look your best this fall.

Assistant Campus and Community Editor Parker Green reviews Taylor Swift's new album "The Life of a Show Girl."
CULTURE

Taylor Swift’s “The Life of a Showgirl” is pop perfection

By Parker Green | October 10, 2025

Taylor Swift dropped her highly anticipated 12th studio album, “The Life of a Showgirl,” on Oct. 3, and I haven’t been the same since.Full of cheeky double entendres, glitter-gel-pen pop and high-profile interpolations, this album is a sharp departure from her more melancholy previous release, "The Tortured Poets Department.” It’s also everything I could want out of an album, especially one Swift said came from an “infectiously joyful, wild, dramatic place.”

Twenty One Pilots performs “Jumpsuit,” the first song off their album “Trench,” on Sept. 18 at TQL Stadium in Cincinnati.
CULTURE

Twenty One Pilots kicks off new tour in Cincinnati, and the emo kid in me has been healed

By Taylor Powers | October 7, 2025

The first time I attended a Twenty One Pilots concert was in 2017 at the KFC Yum! Center in Kentucky for their “Emotional Roadshow World Tour.” I was 11 years old.Now, at 20 years old, I have seen them five times. You could say I’m a dedicated fan.Twenty One Pilots kicked off “The Clancy Tour: Breach” on Sept. 18 at TQL Stadium in Cincinnati. The band’s eighth album, “Breach,” was released on Sept. 12, with the tour starting almost a week later.

Culture editor Stella Powers reveals what has been on her on repeat recently.
CULTURE

In the editor’s rotation: Adding something new to my playlist

By Stella Powers | October 6, 2025

Welcome back! Once again, my music taste is all over the place, but I’ve compiled some of the tracks I’ve been listening to for the past few weeks into this piece.I finally started listening to something new, which is a huge development for me. Unfortunately, it is a musical. But, it’s a musical I had never listened to until recently, so I’m taking that as a win. Talk about character development.

Antonia Lofaso visited Miami University on Sept. 29 as part of the school's lecture series.
FOOD

Antonia Lofaso talks burnout and single-motherhood in lecture series

By Parker Green | October 2, 2025

Celebrity chef, author and restaurateur Antonia Lofaso might be known for winning TV cooking challenges, but she was once a single mom, simply hoping to land a job in a restaurant.Lofaso visited on behalf of the Miami University lecture series, which brings in celebrities to give a talk of their choosing a couple of times a semester.

Woodstock is considered to be a monumental part of culture. What if it happened today?
CULTURE

Woodstock ‘25: What if Woodstock happened today?

By Layla Norris | October 1, 2025

Popular culture is an entity that is continuously evolving as time goes on. Music has a tremendous influence on culture, and they often change together.When we reflect on influential moments in musical culture, our minds first travel back to early 20th-century music. Or, back to arguably the most iconic period of music history: the 1960s. This is when society began its transition from traditional purity culture into an age of rock, free thinking and revolution.

Culture writer Ren Chaffee shares her experience at Conan Gray's Wishbone Pajama Show.
CULTURE

Wishbones, clovers and a concert from heaven

By Ren Chaffee | October 1, 2025

The second night of Conan Gray’s “The Wishbone Pajama Show” was an outstanding performance of emotional music, beautiful production, and glamorous costumes. On Sept. 13, Gray took the stage at Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati.The atmosphere was electric — the crowd matched Gray’s stage presence through their adherence to the show’s theme.

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