Crafting and “analog hobbies” are making a comeback this year, with related topics trending online, according to a story from the TODAY show. This crafting trend has been visible at Miami University as well, with students spending more time doing artistic activities with friends, and clubs forming around those pastimes.
Miami men's basketball sits at 21-0 and ranks in top 25 of the AP poll.
Around this same time last year, The Miami Student’s Culture Editor Stella Powers and former Culture Editor Chloe Southard shared who they would like to see win in select categories at the Grammys. So, with the 2026 Grammy Awards show being hosted on Feb. 1, I thought it would be only fitting that I, the latest assistant Culture editor, also share my opinions on the best music of 2025.
Miami men's basketball stays undefeated with a close win over UMass in front of a sold-out crowd
Just after 4 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 24, the first snowflakes of a major winter storm began to fall in Oxford. What had seemed like a typical winter weather system just days ago would soon produce record-breaking snowfall.
For the second-straight game, Miami men's basketball took its matchup to overtime. The RedHawks beat the Kent State Golden Flashes to extend their winning streak to 20 games this season and keeping their undefeated status
Miami women's basketball started MAC play at 4-0, its best start to conference play since 2011-12. The RedHawks are looking to keep this momentum going into the last two months of the regular season.
The initial findings of a student-led community survey reveal that a large majority of respondents oppose the construction of an arena district on Cook Field, a current recreational green space. The results, based on over 3,347 responses, challenge the Board of Trustees’ historic decision from Feb. 2025.
Miami men's basketball enters the second half of the 2025-26 regular season with 17-straight wins and zero losses on its record. The RedHawks look to finish the season strong enroute to a MAC tournament appearance
The 2026 transfer window is open. Kethan and Elisa are keeping track of the incoming and outgoing transfers for the Miami RedHawks football team
Dive into this 1994 Miami Student article, which details the uncovering of the Alba Craft Uranium Lab, right in Oxford.
The 2025 Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl was a weekend filled with events celebrating each university and local culture in the city of Tucson.
As an avid fan of the Avatar franchise, Dec. 19, the release date of “Avatar: Fire and Ash,” has been on my calendar for over a year. After seeing the second movie — “Avatar: The Way of Water” — in theaters two years ago and leaving the three hour screening with extreme Post-Avatar Depression Syndrome, I was hungry for more.
On a sunny afternoon in Tucson, Arizona, the Miami University RedHawks football team (7-7) took the field against the California State University, Fresno Bulldogs (9-4) in the Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl.
At 2:30 p.m. MST on Dec. 27, thousands of Miami University fans, parents and alumni gathered at the University of Arizona Casino Del Sol Stadium to witness the RedHawks fall to the California State University, Fresno, Bulldogs in their second Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl game appearance.
The Miami University RedHawks and California State University, Fresno Bulldogs football teams traveled hundreds of miles for the Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl game, hosted in Tucson, Arizona, at the University of Arizona Casino Del Sol Stadium. On Dec. 26, the bands, cheer teams and fans from both programs met at the corner of North Toole Avenue and North Fifth Street at 5 p.m. for the annual pep rally.
The Miami RedHawks football team plays its last game of the 2025 season with a reappearance at the Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl
As falling leaves turn to snow, there’s no better way to pass the time indoors than to brew a cup of tea, curl up on the couch and get lost in a good book. But rather than reaching for the latest Colleen Hoover, why not broaden your horizons with a beloved classic?
Join host Cordelia Stubblefield and guest Mareyhana Scurry in the latest episode of "Sincerely, Students." The pair discusses what accommodations exist on Miami University's campus, how to navigate social life and other aspects of Deafness as a young adult.
"The choice between a fresh-cut tree and a synthetic one is a choice between two ideas of Christmas. One is living, innately imperfect and genuine. The other is precise and mass-produced, but empty of the warmth and story that made our cultural habit so meaningful in the first place."
The Miami University Board of Trustees adopted resolutions to remove four buildings on Spring Street during the summer of 2026 and approved the Morris, Emerson and Tappan Hall renovations during the Dec. 12 meeting.
