Less than a month before students begin building their spring schedules, Miami University’s Honors College is preparing to roll out a new priority registration system.
Who says a film major can't enjoy romantic comedies?
A sea of 300 black-clad students lined up outside Armstrong 3056 to answer Miami University Fashion and Design’s (MUF&D) 21st annual model casting call.
The Miami University RedHawks football team brought in 20 freshmen in this year’s recruiting cycle. The new freshman class looks to help replace the 14 starters they lost from the 2025 season. One of these new additions is return specialist and wide receiver Scoop Smith.
If I had to pick my favorite horror story of all time, it’d probably be Stephen King’s “Carrie.” I love how the real horror in the story isn’t the gore. Instead, it’s how genuinely cruel people can be, pushing a young girl to her breaking point and causing mass destruction.
The $72 million, two-year renovation project transformed the nearly 50-year-old building, including the addition of a four-story atrium, a basement and professional-grade media suites. However, Bachelor Hall has also been plagued by mice sightings, frequent elevator issues and flooding that resulted in water being cut.
Impact, purpose and community are three things Miami students spend their college years chasing. For junior Connor Cole, those three motivations came early in his freshman year, in an unexpected form.
If you were born before the year 2000 or after the COVID-19 pandemic, the “orphaned girl who singlehandedly brings down a corrupt government” era of young adult novels probably passed you by without even bothering to introduce itself to you. If that’s the case, I’m honored to introduce to you (probably) one of the best series to come out of that era: “The Hunger Games.”
Sustainability week returns to campus Oct. 18-24, bringing the community together around eco-friendly crafts, trail clean ups and environment-centered activities.
"The study of English, philosophy, history and culture teaches us how to take a step back and carefully analyze the intentions behind every piece of media we encounter."
At approximately 2:00 p.m. on Oct. 15, Miami University students received multiple warnings about “active threats” on campus.
On paper, the only things former Ambassador to the Netherlands Shefali Razdan Duggal and former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan shared on Oct. 13 were an alma mater and a stage.
Miami University’s Associated Student Government (ASG) passed a resolution involving student health insurance and discussed campus safety concerns at its meeting on Oct. 13.
The Miami University Senate recommended the creation of the Miami Center for Artificial Intelligence, discussed a new faculty evaluation process and a potential diploma redesign in its meeting on Oct.12.
The Miami University RedHawks (3-3, 1-1) will face off against the University of Akron Zips (1-5, 0-2) at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 12 at Yager Stadium.
Like many Miami students, the Goggin Ice Center will be celebrating its 21st birthday this school year. Over the years, Goggin has gone through name changes, renovations and makeovers, but none quite like in 2006. On July 15, 2006 the arena we know today officially opened and brought the Miami community together.
Why do we as a community on TikTok care so much about drama that has quite literally nothing to do with us?
"It makes me think about all my choices, especially when I choose to stay in, to not hang out, to not put myself out there. But ever since I saw the 2008 comedy 'Yes Man,' I’ve wondered, how many 'what-ifs' will I never be able to answer because of my inaction?"
This summer set records for the box office, with it being the highest-grossing season of all time, earning up to $4,765 billion. Living in such a digital era, most people are constantly attached to their phones; it is surprising that people would rather go to a movie theater rather than stream a movie at home. But why was this summer the high-grossing season, and why do people go to the theaters rather than stay at home?
The Miami University hockey team will play their first home game this season against the Robert Morris University at 7:05 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 15 at Goggin Ice Center.
