The Miami football team faces a top-ranked MAC team when Western Michigan visits Yager Stadium on Oct. 25.
Between Oct. 13 and Oct. 20, officers responded to 12 different incidents, according to Oxford Police Department reports.
Musical theater sensation-turned pop star Reneé Rapp took the stage at Nationwide Arena in Columbus on Oct. 8 to perform her “Bite Me” tour. Rapp was accompanied by Syd, her opening act, who sang her heart out and got the crowd excited for what was to come.
Channel your inner barista this fall season with five cozy autumnal simple syrups that blend perfectly well with lattes, chai tea, matcha or drizzled over two scoops of vanilla bean ice cream.Instead of draining your declining dollars at Starbucks by mid-October, bring the coffeehouse to your dorm or apartment with these affordable syrups, which are packed with warm, rich and flavorful spices and aromas.
Miami hockey returns from its bye week to face Lindenwood on the road. The RedHawks are looking to continue their four-game winning streak.
The Oxford City Council discussed the Oxford Community Arts Center (OCAC) and approved the application for a grant to construct a new skate park during its meeting on Oct. 21.
Miami University’s partnership with the Cleveland Clinic reached new heights with the official naming ceremony of Miami’s second newest building, now known as the Cleveland Clinic Health Science and Wellness Building.
The Miami football program took a turn in the late 2010s. That started with head coach Chuck Martin, who arrived in Oxford in 2014.
As Halloween approaches and students scramble to rummage through closets to pull together last-minute costumes, it can be tricky to curate the perfect one. Niche, but not too niche. Sexy, yet tasteful. Classic, but not overdone. Coming up with one costume can be hard enough, let alone enough for the entire weekend.Although I have already chosen my costumes for this year, here are five Halloween costumes that I would totally wear and recommend for others.
Humor's newest writer explains why she felt the need to join our section.
In the current era of college football, regional rivalries are becoming less and less relevant. Cooper Meneghetti writes a column on some regional matchups Miami football should consider against Power, FCS and D II schools
I’m a person who firmly believes that there’s a playlist for every occasion, especially when that occasion involves anything fall. Whether you’re studying on campus or curled up in your room, this playlist provides the perfect vibes for yearning, reflecting on the changing seasons and coming to terms with the cold suddenly plaguing the air. Here are some of my favorite songs out of the 35 (which are all amazing).
The annual Hefner Lecture series invites Miami students and community members to learn more about natural history. This year's speaker, Larisa DeSantis, discussed how prehistoric predators can help us conserve species in the face of modern climate challenges.
In Armstrong Student Center, dining halls and dorms, students are buzzing about Tea Dating Service, an app that allows women to post photos and identifying information about men and rate them.
Halloween is often a time of laughter and joy. It was anything but for Ana on this fateful day.
Miami's favorite short king provides some stylish recommendations for your Halloween.
Struggling with your boyfriend? Look no further than a genius replacement!
When you walk into Sorriso, you’re welcomed in by a cozy, old-school atmosphere. Jazz music hums in the background and classic black-and-white films play on the walls. It feels like the kind of spot you’d want to linger in on a quiet night out in Oxford. With such a great ambiance, I was hopeful the food would match it.
"The option to continually swipe after two seconds of disengagement feeds and affirms the catalytic nature of boredom: anything that is slower and quieter is automatically correlated to what the mind recognizes as a type of harm to the mind and in need of relief. Even if cognitively, we want to enjoy our hobbies, we just can’t."
A new bill in the Ohio senate would allow utility users to opt-in and give providers increased control over their utilities for increased energy efficiency and decreased costs. While some are excited to cut costs and emissions, others are concerned about privacy and equity.
"A lot of their plans included going out to the bars Uptown or checking out parties, so I was a little bummed. I wanted to have fun like the others around me, but my idea of fun looked different from theirs. I decided to take matters into my own hands and find my own version of the college experience."
