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Reviewing ASG leadership: A year of challenges and achievements

By Gabriel Slark | 3 days ago

Approximately one year ago, Associated Student Government (ASG) Student Body President Daniel Martin and Student Body Vice President Kirsten Osteboe were elected. As candidates, they ran on a platform consisting of four pillars including civic engagement, community building, transparency and leading from behind. From building a stronger partnership between Miami University and the city of Oxford to aluminum can drives, this administration has emphasized leadership development.

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A Burger King food court restaurant. Photo from Wikimedia Commons.
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Burger King’s new AI headsets are dystopian

By Charley Babb | 2 days ago

"All of this surveillance tries to force an underpaid service worker to be better, to pretend to be happy for the customers. Smiling for the cameras so that “Patty” doesn’t report them for being 'unfriendly.' It could almost be funny, if it wasn’t so dystopian."

Digital Media Editor Elise Hanna wants to bring back the days of good music videos.
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TikTok killed the MTV star: The decline of music videos

By Elise Hanna | 3 days ago

Growing up, my family had a near-nightly tradition. After dinner and showers, we would gather around the TV in the family room and watch my mom’s favorite music videos from days past.It was a family-wide event, with my siblings and I taking turns choosing the next mini-movie, analyzing the story it told and copying dance moves we saw onscreen.The general quality of music videos has decreased dramatically in recent years. It went from being an art form where the artist could convey the meaning behind their music, to nothing more than a five-second silent snippet that plays on repeat while you listen to the track on Spotify.

Kevin Chamberlin talking to students during the Q&A portion of his lecture in Hall auditorium.
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Kevin Chamberlin discusses creativity, adapting and Bertram tapestries in lecture

By Stella Powers and Ayla Peden | April 9, 2026

Kevin Chamberlin began his career on the stage of a community theater in South Jersey. Now, roughly 50 years later, Chamberlin has performed numerous times on Broadway, appeared alongside Bruce Willis in “Die Hard” and has become a childhood icon for his role in the Disney Channel show “Jessie.”Chamberlin visited as part of Miami University’s lecture series Monday, April 6.

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4 sweet treats to make for spring

By Maria Buzogany | April 8, 2026

Whether you spent spring break frolicking on the beach or stayed home to catch up on some much-needed sleep, these spring pastries are just what you need to enjoy the season ahead. From a light and fluffy lemon blueberry coffee cake to a rich and decadent fudge brownie, there’s a recipe for every occasion.

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