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On the train tracks of Irvine, Kentucky, John Starr found his passion for art. At age 14, Starr and his friends would sneak under the cover of darkness to the tracks with nothing but spray paint cans and the desire to be carried to faraway places.
After the fallout of the Devin Johnson incident, some students are seeking change.
Ohio could be the tenth state to regulate which bathroom transgender students can use at school.
In just over a year, Kasey Turman, a junior journalism and political science major, went from being a new writer to the next Editor-in-Chief of The Miami Student.
William (Bill) Pulley, a successful businessman with deep roots in Oxford and Miami University, died on Jan. 18 of natural causes.
If Debra Olabode, a junior social work and international studies major, had to describe how her experience going out to Oxford bars differed from white students’ experiences, she’d use one word: “awareness.”
Many customers have an opinion about when, where and how much to tip. For some people, tipping their bartender is a common courtesy even if they don’t leave much. For others, the decision to leave a tip and the amount depends on the bartender’s quality of service.
Bring your beer steins because Oxtoberfest is back. Oxford's own German-themed festival is preparing for its second year on Oct. 14 from 1 -8 p.m. in Uptown.
Oxford has a lot of fun activities, restaurants and stores to visit, but if you’re looking for somewhere to go outside the city’s limits, here are six places to visit just outside of Oxford.
The cool, crisp fall air finally arrived this weekend after days of hot weather. It scattered fallen leaves across the ground, carried sounds of laughter and perfumed the air with the smell of spiced apples and funnel cake at the 58th Annual Apple Butter Festival on Saturday, Oct. 7.
After her high school years were disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, Miami University junior Autumn Allen stepped onto campus in August excited for a taste of normal.
It takes time and effort to start a business, but two Miami University students — one past and one present — are making it happen.
With more than 600 clubs and organizations that any student can join, the extracurricular opportunities at Miami University can feel infinite and overwhelming for first-years. To get you started, we recommend checking out these seven organizations.
The summer sun blazed as kids played outside a home near São Paulo, Brazil. Inside, concealed underneath her great-grandmother’s couch, lay a little girl with dark-brown eyes and hair. Her chestnut-colored hands clutched her favorite book as she diligently turned the pages.
On April 6, Adriene Knight filed a lawsuit against Miami University, the Board of Trustees and former provost Jason Osborne for the wrongful death of her husband, William “Bill” Knight, former assistant provost for the Office of Institutional Research and Effectiveness.
Miami University will remain test-optional through the spring 2026 semester, meaning admission applicants are not required to submit ACT or SAT scores during that time.
It’s the end of your sophomore year at Miami University. Finally, you can leave those cramped residence halls and start looking at off-campus housing for junior year.
Miami University is changing the way it handles free speech violations on campus.
College students file into class one at a time as the professor writes on the board. One student, absent the week before because of COVID, sits in the front row.
Shaun Hogeback enlisted in the Marine Corps Reserves when he was 17. Escaping a tough domestic situation, he wanted the stability of military life, along with its other benefits, like tuition assistance. Joining the reserves made college affordable for Hogeback, and in 2018 he started school at Miami University.