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“What, like it’s hard?”
The City of Oxford hosted Miami University students, families and curious travelers to witness a once-in–a-lifetime experience: a solar eclipse entering totality.
From Shirley Temple to Jennette McCurdy, the exploitation of child stars has been a prominent aspect of the Hollywood industry for over a century.
Film creators, actors, editors, students and community members piled into the Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum on Feb. 8, not to look at the art, but to watch a series of short films on everything from Miami University’s library to a local bird expert.
In August, Taylor Swift first announced on Instagram that “1989 (Taylor’s Version)” would be released in October. Swifties were especially anticipating this album's release because Swift called this project “my most FAVORITE re-record I’ve ever done” in the announcement’s caption.
When customers hear the restaurant name Brick House Cafe, owner David Kuo said many people get disappointed that the ‘cafe’ part of the name doesn’t mean they offer coffee.
When coming to Miami University during his first year, Wes Payne had never considered singing in college and knew nothing about the world of a cappella.
In early 2021, “drivers license” became the song that changed everything for a young and heartbroken Olivia Rodrigo.