"Williams is still bustling with activity, arguably more than ever. Its faculty and students have already seen the writing on the wall, and as a result, decided to leave their own."
"I absolutely love getting to touch base with my team each month, reading about all of our fun upcoming campus opportunities and brainstorming ways to get students and staff to care about what we do."
A SWAT team was seen raiding 215 S. College Ave. in the early afternoon on Friday, May 8.
"With junior status, I registered for this upcoming fall semester on April 21 at 7 a.m. The honors first-year students had already registered on April 9, along with the rest of the honors students."
Miami won the golf MAC championship on May 5 for the first time since 2015.
Canvas, a learning management system widely used in high schools and universities across the U.S., went offline around 4:50 p.m. following an attack from a hacker group claiming to have compromised identifying information of 275 million people across 9,000 institutions. ShinyHunters, the hacker group, said it would release intelligence May 12 at midnight unless Instructure, Canvas’ parent company, pays a ransom.
On Wednesday, April 29, people gathered in a Shideler Hall lecture room to watch “Bittersweet: Black College Life at a Predominately White Institution.”
"I walked into the newsroom expecting a sea of buzzing journalists, hunched over grammatical errors and looming deadlines. What I found instead were students compelled to question, challenge, reveal and urge others willing to listen."
"Required courses for majors should have the easiest access. When the seats are extremely limited or there are not enough sections offered, it adds even more stress to the scheduling process."
In previous years, sidewalks around the seal, the Tri-Delt Sundial and the area under Upham Arch could be seen covered in plastic confetti following graduation photoshoots. This year, water soluble confetti has offered an alternative to plastic through a university-wide initiative.
City council welcomed a new police officer and passed a resolution to permit electronic signage at Brick Street Bar during its May 5 meeting.
“The Devil Wears Prada,” a fashion classic, was released in 2006. Now, 20 years later, the iconic cast of characters has returned for what has to be one of the best sequels I have ever seen.Sequels tend to be hit or miss for me, with an emphasis on the miss. Even when I have the time of my life watching them, they almost always fail to meet the quality of the original. “The Devil Wears Prada 2” is an exception to that.
"Modern feminism comes across as making any choice and not accepting the consequences. That’s 'the feminist lie.' Women are convinced they can make decisions without long-term impact."
"'It is pretty amazing how a guy like me, who didn’t even want to become a priest, can be taken by the Lord and have so many dreams fulfilled,' Willig said. 'Jesus truly has such a love for us and a great sense of humor.'"
Luke Skaljac leads the Miami men's basketball into the 2026-27 season
Summer break may indicate a pause for students, but for campus officials, the countdown from May graduation to August move-in offers a crucial window to take on major renovations and infrastructure projects.
"Artemis II was about people, the astronauts on the spacecraft and the millions who watched them fly to the moon. It was a human mission at its core, a deeply human achievement."
Nestled on a plot along College Street, the Oxford Community Arts Center (OCAC) has been a place where locals and Miami University students alike can go to express their love of art and creativity. Over 25 years, the OCAC has grown into an integral part of the Oxford community.
The Miami University RedHawks won the weekend series against the Western Michigan University Broncos
Kethan has been with The Miami Student for years. This leaves us all questioning what he's been doing with his free time since transitioning away from his position as Sports Editor.
