Members from the groups Faculty Alliance of Miami, Young Democratic Socialists of America, Ohio Student Association (OSA) and College Democrats joined together to host what they called “May day,” a funeral for Cook Field May 1. “This is what we’ve been working towards,” said Kali Barcroft, the president of OSA, “Our voices have been actively silenced.” People shared speeches, expressing their frustrations that they have felt ignored by the Board of Trustees. They then marched along Cook Field, leading chants.
This video is a collaboration between The Miami Student and RTV
Students and faculty grouped up outside of the Armstrong Student Center, ready to greet Make it Miami guests early April 10. Members from the groups Faculty Alliance of Miami, Young Democratic Socialists of America, Ohio Student Organization and College Democrats joined together, wielding posters and leading chants. Volunteers handed out flyers explaining why they opposed the Cook Field arena project, protested U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and voiced concerns for lack of funding for majors. The group moved towards Roudebush Hall, conducting shouts, where both faculty and students gave speeches.
The 2025 Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl weekend festivity highlights. Recorded, edited and produced by Sarah Frosch
Miami University marching band, Shakerettes, and cheer team perform at the pep rally ahead of the 2025 Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl game.
Miami University marching band, Shakerettes, and cheer team perform during the Pep Rally in downtown Tucson.
Join host Cordelia Stubblefield and guest Mareyhana Scurry, as they discuss what accommodations exist on Miami University's campus, how to navigate social life, and other aspects of Deafness as a young adult. If you are a student who has a disability and would like support, we encourage you to connect with Student Disability Services at the Miller Center, located on the third floor of the Shriver Center. For mental health resources on campus at Miami University, Student Counseling Services at the Clinical Health Sciences & Wellness Facility offers student/group counseling with free consultation and a Crisis Text Line: 741741.
Sarah Kennel and Taylor Powers, two editors at The Miami Student, investigate ghost stories and unique happenings in the Butler County area in the award-winning podcast, “Bizarre Butler County.” In this week’s episode, the duo heads to DeWitt Cabin, a log home built by Zachariah DeWitt in the 1800s and said to be inhabited by the family. New episodes air every week in October. Follow the podcast on Spotify and subscribe to our YouTube channel to stay updated. Curious about how Kennel and Powers conduct their research? Wondering what went on behind the scenes? Got a suggestion for next season? Submit your response using the new Q&A form, and everything will be answered in the finale. kennelse@miamioh.edu powerstj@miamioh.edu Music from #Uppbeat https://uppbeat.io/t/pecan-pie/creepy
The Miami Student's recruitment and retention video 2025-26. Produced and edited by Sarah Frosch
The award-winning podcast, Bizarre Butler County, returns for another season of exploring ghost stories and unique happenings in the area. The (still) amateur ghost hunters, Sarah Kennel and Taylor Powers, discuss some stories from locations outside of Oxford, with the exception of the oldest structure on Miami University’s campus. In its first episode of season two, the duo explores the Benninghofen House Museum, better known as the Butler County Historical Society, and the numerous spirits that reside there. From the woman of the home who is particular about how her silverware is laid out to two playful young girls, the museum has reported tons of paranormal activity over the years. New episodes air every week in October. Follow us on Spotify and subscribe to our YouTube channel to stay updated. https://open.spotify.com/episode/7GxYZkDHyAAP3npfmHiToF?si=hYMxCujKRM-wgg2qHNJvsg kennelse@miamioh.edu powerstj@miamioh.edu Music from #Uppbeat https://uppbeat.io/t/pecan-pie/creepy
Skyler Kisellus (Northern Star) discusses Miami-NIU 2025 football matchup
For the past 3 years, Miami University's Green Beer Day has included a ginger run, beginning at the Phi Delt gates.
Welcome to another episode of Bizarre Butler County, where hosts Sarah Kennel and Taylor Powers will be investigating ghost stories and urban legends in the Butler County area. In this week’s episode, Kennel and Powers speak with Ashlee St. Denis from Spiritual Realm Paranormal Investigators (SRPI) a paranormal investigation team that services Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. The two learn more about what the group does and even get a new set of eyes on their findings from their Ghost Biker investigation…. Disclaimer: The video footage is edited to show the notable discoveries of investigations. Therefore, long bits of silence or unnecessary sections will be removed, without ruining the flow and authenticity of the footage. We do not intend to promote a false narrative and nothing in our investigations are staged.
While in preparation for the Miami University Fashion and Design (MUFD) annual fashion show, President Halle Maskery, Vice President Ally Berkowitz and design co-director Maeve Vulcan shared their experiences with the organization. As the design team spent the week of the show finalizing their collections and scheduling fittings with their models, Vulcan explained the ideation process for her latest designs – one collection being centered around escapism from a busy senior year. Halle Maskery and Ally Berkowitz reflected on their previous years with the organization, giving insight into how they run such a large and diverse organization – with this year’s show featuring over one hundred looks. The organization’s 18th annual show themed “Incandescence” took place April 27 in Millett Hall, beginning at 5 p.m.
Welcome to another episode of Bizarre Butler County, where hosts Sarah Kennel and Taylor Powers will be investigating ghost stories and urban legends in the Butler County area. In their final video, the pair head to the Marcum Center -- the former location of Fisher Hall -- and attempt to trace Tammen's final night. Disclaimer: The video footage is edited to show the notable discoveries of investigations. Therefore, long bits of silence or unnecessary sections will be removed, without ruining the flow and authenticity of the footage. We do not intend to promote a false narrative and nothing in our investigations are staged.