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This past year has been a lot to digest. President Donald Trump has consolidated power, repeatedly violated the Constitution and brought this nation down a darker, more authoritarian path.
A shortened version of this column was published in the Nov. 21 print edition of The Miami Student
I, Eliza Sullivan, have a clear vision for the future of this university (no, it doesn’t get any better). As such, I have decided to share my visions with each of you so that you can best prepare for the days ahead.
As I settled down in my dorm room with my Bell Tower gyro bowl and clicked play on my computer, my expectations were low. I was about to watch Sergei Eisenstein's “Alexander Nevsky,” a 1938 Soviet propaganda film about a 13th-century Russian prince who defeated the German Teutonic knights, preventing them from invading the kingdom of Rus. This movie was not my first choice of entertainment that afternoon, but rather part of a homework assignment for the Havighurst Colloquium.
This isn’t another Miami University dining hate piece: I actually think Miami does a good job with its food variety and quality, given the budgetary, personnel and time constraints.
Ohio’s eighth district house representative, Warren Davidson, speaks at a town hall meeting on Aug. 27 at Edgewood Middle School.
On Wednesday, Aug. 27, the Edgewood Middle School auditorium in Trenton was full. Over 500 people attended, according to an article by the Cincinnati Enquirer. Warren Davidson, Ohio’s 8th Congressional District House Representative, was holding a town hall meeting.
Author Eliza Sullivan said that, while walking to the protest downtown, it felt like the whole city was going there as well.
Author Eliza Sullivan attended the "No Kings Day" protest in Alexandria, Virginia, and said the energy was "electric."
Author Eliza Sullivan attended the "No Kings Day" protest in Alexandria, Virginia, and said the energy was "electric."
I heard the crowd before I could see them. Walking through downtown Alexandria, Virginia, with my friends, it seemed like the whole city was going in the same direction.
Trashs can in Bell Tower are often full of trash enclosed in recyclable green bags because there are no recycling bins in the building.
An engraved quote on an exterior wall of Upham Hall praises the “beautiful trees” of Miami University.
Slant Walk, currently, has many fewer trees than it did in 1899.
A pillar in Armstrong Student Center reads, “All investment in knowledge pays the best interest.”
A pillar in Armstrong Student Center reads, “We are known by what we do, rather than what we claim.”
A plaque in Armstrong Student Center details Miami’s sustainability plan.
Sometimes we can’t live up to our promises. Sometimes we commit to things we can’t carry out.
9 a.m. - I wake up in a cold sweat from a dream where Nancy Pelosi my demons are chasing me down a long, windowless hallway — the usual. I grab my phone and immediately open the AP News app, where I doomscroll for a good 45 minutes. Once I feel a sufficient amount of crushing hopelessness, it’s time to go to class. I live on Western Campus, so the first thing that meets me when I step out the door is the lovely stench of dead fish coming from Western pond.
Life at Miami University can be a struggle for students studying foreign languages.