The Miami University (MU) Debate Club is preparing for its second annual College Democrats and College Republicans debate. This bipartisan event drew 800 people last November, a total far exceeding the 500-seat space.
What happens when scooters get switched out for crutches and practice time is spent watching from the sideline or bench?
"I did things I didn’t know I was capable of, got out of my comfort zone and learned enough to pass both of my proficiency tests when I got back. It was a learning experience not only as a student, but as a person."
"My hope is that my pieces prompt people to think and care more about the things I chose to write about."
"The biggest difference between the farmlands of Argentina and the supermarkets of the U.S. was the freshness of ingredients, especially meat."
During the weekend of April 10-11, members of The Miami Student’s editorial staff attended the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) mega regional conference in Louisville, Kentucky. The conference, titled “Never Silent,” welcomed attendees from Regions 4, 5 and 12 bringing together student and professional journalists for a series of informational sessions and the presentation of the Mark of Excellence Awards for the best of collegiate journalism.
As the 2025-26 school year closes and faculty prepares for a new year, some departments are undergoing more changes than others. The newly renovated Bachelor Hall will reopen its doors as a new hub for the humanities.
"This season is still something to celebrate. I never imagined that my school would receive any kind of national spotlight like the UGA teams I watched so frequently growing up.Miami basketball exceeded expectations I didn’t even know I had and showed me that attitude and resilience means everything when you surpass all odds."
"The Student is where I found my friends, but also a passion. It has given me a pastime, an outlet, connections, a place on the sidelines, an awesome team and, above all, my best friends in the world."
"In many Latin-American countries, Valentine’s Day is celebrated as 'Dia de Amor y Amistad,' directly translating to 'Day of Love and Friendship.' I wish this spirit were more common in the United States — less focused on relationships and more on love in general — because that’s a sentiment everyone can agree on."