Issues surrounding the 2024-2025 FAFSA form created significant obstacles for prospective college students nationwide and at Miami, affecting their ability to financially plan for their education.
After a disappointing 2023 season, Miami volleyball returns to the court this weekend for the Norfolk State Invitational.
The Miami RedHawks field hockey team opens the 2024 season against the Bucknell Bison on Aug. 30.
Miami women's soccer earned its second win of the season against North Kentucky on Aug. 29.
Two seniors give advice to incoming students about what to expect their first year of college.
College is a time to start fresh and try things you’ve never done before. One way to do that is by trying a club sport. Here are six unique club sports offered at Miami that you should consider trying.
Assitant Opinion Editor Taylor Powers gives some unexpected but important advice for freshmen.
A new face has arrived in Oxford at the helm of the softball program: Mandy Gardner-Colegate. With her experience as a pitching coach for the Iowa Hawkeyes, the RedHawks are heading in the right direction.
Editor-in-Chief Kasey Turman examines how lessons learned during his college career have shaped his experience.
Sometimes, MeeMaw just needs a better explanation.
Last spring, protests on college campuses across the country generated rounds of headlines as universities grappled with how to appease student protesters and end the encampments on their academic quads. The high-profile protests across the nation led many to recall past periods of national angst marked by widespread protests, with many drawing parallels to the anti-war protests of the 1960s. Several history and political science professors at Miami contextualized the Palestine protests of last spring.
The long wait for EA Sports College Football 25 is finally over. See what some notable Miami RedHawk football players think about playing as themselves in the new game and how it can be used to help the team in their upcoming season.
The fall semester is here, which means it is nearly time for another year of excitement at Miami University specifically for the RedHawks. Here are four games this semester that students should make an effort to watch.
I am a firm believer that big releases are always more fun in a full theater. If there’s a new Marvel movie or something along those lines, I think it’s better to have that experience with a big group of people. Usually, there’s always at least one fun surprise or cameo, and it’s so much fun to hear how everyone around you reacts.
Whether you're a first-year student adjusting to college life or a returning student eager to expand your horizons, there are many ways to contribute to sustainability efforts at Miami University.
Sports editor Kethan Babu reflects on why he joined The Student.
Even for those who aren’t big fans of these characters or Marvel as a whole, this film is a fun watch for everyone, and laughter is almost guaranteed. It’s one of the best Marvel films released since “Avengers: Endgame,” and it was most definitely worth the wait.
Miami field hockey ended the 2023 season with a conference championship and a second-round exit in the NCAA tournament. This year, Coach Puzo and the RedHawks promise fans a high level of competition enroute to national dominance.
With the November election around the corner, the League of Women Voters of Oxford (LWVO) is holding a meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 28 to provide information about a proposed amendment to the Ohio Constitution that will appear on the ballot.
There is so much more to Miami University than its red brick exterior — specifically, the hidden gems of its natural areas. From the wildflowers of Silvoor Biological Sanctuary to the swinging bridge along Bachelor Loop, there is an abundance of nature to explore.
Managing Editor Olivia Patel reflects on what draws her to pursue a career in journalism.
