Tucked back in Western campus, in a Boyd Hall classroom, is an alternative learning opportunity for Talawanda High School and Butler Technology students.
By Michelle Gregg, For The Miami Student
By Rebecca Huff, Senior Staff Writer and Krista Savage, News Editor
Kappa Sigma, Phi Kappa Psi and Sigma Nu are no longer recognized due to violations
When Starbucks Coffee comes to campus in January, it'll be Miami University's first fully licensed franchise, but it will not be the last.
Campus police are under renewed scrutiny after officer Ray Tensing of the University of Cincinnati Police Department killed motorist, Samuel DuBose, during a traffic stop on a month ago.
Swipe right or swipe left? A question many have pondered while examining a profile of a potential love interest on the popular dating app Tinder. As it turns out, Miami students love to swipe right.
By Laura Fitzgerald, For The Miami Student
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By Sarah Knepp, For The Miami Student
In two small rooms above the former location of Bill's Art Store on High Street, an integral part of Miami history and Greek history lives on due to the work of Sigma Chi fraternity.
By Abigail Kelly, Senior Staff Writer
By Emily Williams, Assistant News Editor
By Rebecca Huff, Senior Staff Writer
Former Cincinnati Reds player Pete Rose will visit campus this year as part of the 2015-16 Lecture Series. The discussion will be set up as a Q&A, and sports columnist for the Cincinnati Enquirer, Paul Daugherty, will lead it. It will be held at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 21 in Hall Auditorium.
By Emily O'Connor, Senior Staff Writer
By Bonnie Meibers, The Miami Student
Emily Tate, Managing Editor
By Krista Savage, News Editor