Ever since I was a little girl, baking and cooking have always been some of my favorite pastimes — not to mention one of my skills. Food is a love language, and it brings people together, so here are three foolproof recipes to keep that special someone wanting more.
Fernald Preserve hosted its winter bird festival last week, highlighting wildlife while bringing in new and regular visitors.
To celebrate Valentine’s Day, The Miami Student Culture staff decided to share our favorite ships—or romantic pairings—from different media.
Carley details the highlights of her first Miami semester.
Miami men's basketball hosted a pep rally at Brick Street Bar on Feb. 12 ahead of the Battle of the Bricks rivalry on Feb. 13
Miami men's basketball is ranked for the first time since 1998-99. Devin takes readers back to that magical season when Wally Szczerbiak dominated Millett Hall
As soon as the Muppets announced their comeback show, “The Muppet Show,” I received at least 10 messages from family and friends. I’ve been an above casual Muppet enjoyer for a majority of my life, much to the dismay of my puppet-fearing younger brother.
The Miami Student (TMS) will celebrate its 200th anniversary the weekend of Feb. 27–March 1. The guest speaker series, hosted on Feb. 28, in the Heritage Room of the Shriver Center, will include a keynote speech, panels and roundtable discussions from TMS alumni spanning five decades.
The University Senate reviewed ongoing discussions on the revision of the Miami Plan and the relocation of the basketball arena during the Feb. 9 meeting.
Miami men's basketball stands as the only undefeated team remaining in college basketball. The RedHawks welcome Ohio University to Millett Hall on Feb. 13
The seasonal depression and poor weather have been hitting Oxford hard recently.
"Now that we live in a society where women can work, own property and are legally owed bodily autonomy (sort of…), dating has taken precedence over the outdated tradition of courtship. Romantic relationships aren’t always formed with the intention of marriage, but simply companionship."
Dan Darkow, 32, the director of the Miller Center for Student Disability Services (SDS), died February 11, according to a statement from Miami University.
The Miami men's basketball team is undefeated this season, and the swim and dive team has helped the RedHawks by showing support at home games, starting a national trend
Between Feb. 2 and Feb. 9, police officers responded to 11 different incidents, according to the Oxford Police Department report.
The winter olympics are underway, and Cooper walks through the must-see athletes and events for the following weeks.
When February rolls around, love is in the air, and Valentine’s Day plans begin to brew.
The City of Oxford switched to a new electric aggregation program with Sustainable Ohio Public Energy Council (SOPEC) this past January. The program offers 100% renewable energy to eligible residents and small businesses in Oxford at a discounted rate.
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, which means it’s time to start your annual romcom binge. However, if you’re anything like me, you’re a little sick of the typical romance films with little to no plot. Sure, they’re classics for a reason, but how many times have you seen them by now?Instead of pressing replay on “When Harry Met Sally” or “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days,” why don’t you check out some of these unconventional romance movies to change things up a bit?
These words — biased, boring and bad — describe U.S. teenagers’ “perceptions of news media and journalism,” according to the latest News Literacy Project.
