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Photo by Arthur Newberry | The Miami Student

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Slant Walk today has less greenery alongside the concrete walkway than it did in 1899.

Miami University: Contradictions

By Eliza Sullivan | May 12, 2025

In my first semester at Miami University, I have noticed a few contradictions between what Miami says it values and the reality of its actions. I felt the best way to show these contradictions would be through photos – to let Miami’s actions speak for themselves.

Cook Field is rarely void of students, all partaking in different recreational activities such as playing intramural sports, attending events or relaxing outside on a nice day.

Students first?

By Abby Howell | May 11, 2025

While the idea of a new construction project has certainly garnered the enthusiasm of many top administrators at Miami, students have vocalized their disdain for the removal of such a heavily utilized space. Cook Field should be preserved for future generations of students because it emanates Miami culture, provides a valuable source of green space and exerts a positive influence on student mental health.

Elisa Rosenthal plays with a children's toy before surgery. Rosenthal was diagnosed with Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) at 15 years old. Photo provided by Elisa Rosenthal

Chronically ill in college: The judgy looks I shouldn’t be getting

By Elisa Rosenthal | May 9, 2025

Being disabled at 21 is hard enough, but the nasty stares and judgment from complete strangers are, at times, worse than the actual struggles I experience.