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.
"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.
"In a society where education is often treated as an ordinary part of growing up, we get to choose what we study, question what we learn and complain about the classes we take. For many others, even that choice remains out of reach."
I’ve seen them, you’ve seen them, and your cousin who you see twice a year has seen them: squishes. Whether it be a lucky scoop video, a blind box unboxing, a wax-cracking video or a tour of the 1,000 squishes an influencer’s kid has accumulated, squishes are seemingly more attractive than the thought of a professor cancelling an 8 a.m. class.
Miami University’s Associated Student Government (ASG) passed a resolution involving allergy shots, discussed lighting issues at the intramural courts and elected members to serve on the search committee for the next student trustee at its meeting on Oct. 6.
Within King Library, Special Collections, manuscripts, archives and preservation act as a cultural hub providing students, patrons and residents the coveted privilege of directly engaging with the past for academic pursuits and curiosities alike.
"To be compressed into an assumption of who we are based on a few interests is flattening for us all, yet we find ourselves victims and perpetrators every day."
The way that we listen to music as a society has shifted and changed over time. Yet, it remains a crucial part of many people’s lives. The sad thing is that music has become an isolated part of life, even though it was created as a way to connect and communicate with others.
The Oxford City Council approved safety resolutions and the disbursement of community assistance funding in its meeting on Oct.6.
"However you look at this trend, women are getting more and more negative feedback no matter what they do or who they cater toward."
Eight episodes. That’s all most of your favorite modern shows will get per season. Maybe, if they’re lucky, they’ll get 10. Long gone are the days of a 22-episode sitcom, made for networks to air reruns 24/7.
McComb was impressive through his first four games with the RedHawks before suffering a season-ending injury in week four against the University of Connecticut.
The Good Samaritan Policy is a limited medical amnesty policy that is meant to prevent students who call for assistance for another student on campus from administrative consequences if they themselves are also under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
A24’s “Primetime,” starring Robert Pattinson as Chris Hansen, is one of the most unsettlingly fantastic movies I’ve seen in a long time. As someone who used to not like going to movie theaters, this had me squirming.
The Miami University football team (3-3, 1-1) traveled to the easternmost reaches of the Mid-American Conference (MAC), to take on the University of Massachusetts, Amherst Minutemen (4-2). It was a battle of the backups at Warren McGuirk Alumni Stadium, as both teams came in without the quarterbacks who started their seasons.
Martin is a legend in Oxford. He should be appreciated and applauded for all he has done for the program, but as frustrations continue to grow, is he the best option for the future?
Consuming media that doesn’t fit the mold of what’s classic can create a sense of guilt or disappointment. Of course, everyone is subject to their own opinion on whether or not they enjoy something, but it does pose the question of how these pieces are given the title of being a “classic.” Who gets to decide whether or not something is a classic when opinions are so contradictory?
Medical ethnobotanist and professor at Emory University, Cassandra Quave, spoke to a full room during the annual Ethel Belk Lecture on Wednesday, Sept. 30. Quave gave the audience a thorough walkthrough of her book, “The Plant Hunter: A Scientist’s Quest for Nature’s Next Medicines.”
Here are three Miami coaches who are notable but have never got the school-wide recognition they deserve.
