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Members of Stage Left perform in their production of "Be More Chill."

Miami University’s Stage Left presents ‘Be More Chill’

By Layla Norris | 10 hours ago

Stage Left, a theater organization on campus fully led by Miami University students, presents a musical every semester. This spring, they performed “Be More Chill” over the weekend of April 24-26.“Be More Chill” follows the life of a teenager, Jeremy Here: A social outcast who has one friend, an estranged relationship with his father and an enormous crush on a girl who barely knows he exists. More than anything, he desires to be cool.

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The 2027 cohort for the PA studies says goodbye to Dr.Howell on his last day.
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PA program director resigns following demotion

By Caitlin O'Brien | Yesterday

Christopher Howell, who was demoted from his post as director of the Physician Assistant (PA) program in December, was the target of complaints from three female staff who said he “makes us feel unsafe and uncomfortable,” according to the Office of Equity and Equal Opportunity (OEEO) Incident Reporting Form.

Zines have evolved significantly over the years.
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Reconnecting with scissors and glue sticks: A history of zines

By Ren Chaffee | 3 days ago

Sticky fingers, paper clippings and ink smears are the fundamentals of zines. While this may sound juvenile, this accessible entrance to a nuanced community is a huge part of the appeal. Anyone can do it, any time.Stefanie Hilles, a librarian at the Art and Architecture Library, defined zines as “self-published, kind of anti-establishment, underground little magazines that, in a lot of ways, are done for the love of the game instead of profit.”

Workers exit The Berry Bar located at 20 E High St. in Oxford, Ohio.
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The Berry Bar is shaking things up on High Street

By Kaitlin McDowell | 4 days ago

It's a high 70-degree Sunday in Oxford, one of the first of the spring season, and I find myself craving something cold, refreshing and, most importantly, nutritional. Historically, this would’ve been hard to find for students around Oxford, where Uptown is known for its assortment of bars, sandwich shops and other fast-casual restaurants.However, on April 11, a new kind of bar opened on High Street — The Berry Bar.

Students meet for a bible study in Shideler Hall.
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Creating community as a minority at Miami

By Zoee Robinson | 5 days ago

On a quiet campus Tuesday evening, Shideler Hall room 237 is anything but quiet. It’s busy with the bustle of people bouncing from table to table, excitedly catching up with friends. The room smells of cookies and Koolaide while the sound of lively gospel music fills the room. 

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