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One month ago, I handed over the reins of The Miami Student’s sports section to current editor Graham Young. I had previously been sports editor for two years and have been writing consistently since I was a first-year.
Quarterback David McComb scampers through the defense during the spring game on April 25.
Like many others, I woke up on the morning of March 18 to watch the full trailer of “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” when it dropped.
Senior infielder Dominic Krupinski swings at a pitch in game against the University of Dayton Flyers on March 18.
In the early hours of March 26, Tom Heal woke up for a brisk, three-mile run to start his day. He ate a simple lunch of rice before heading to the Raleigh Relays meet to represent the Miami University RedHawks.
This season, the Miami University RedHawks men’s basketball team earned a bid to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2007, ending a 19-year drought. A complete overhaul of the program made this possible for the RedHawks. For nearly everyone on staff, this was their first experience with the Big Dance.
The 2026 NFL draft is creeping up. From April 23-25, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, hundreds of collegiate prospects will wait to see whose name commissioner Roger Goodell will announce for a chance to take their careers to the professional level.
Miami men's basketball head coach Travis Steele surveys the court in game against the Central Michigan Chippewas on Feb. 11, 2024.
It’s become customary for me to watch a movie every time I’m home. I’m happier in a movie theater than most other places, and I’d rather go watch something I know nothing about, or have zero interest in, than rot in bed at home watching Tung Tung Sahur TikToks.
Elisa Rosenthal takes photographs courtside at Millett Hall during the men's basketball game against the University of Massachusetts on Jan. 27, 2026.
MORGANTOWN, West Virginia – The cavernous interior of Hope Coliseum is a daunting place to play, but playing a NCAA tournament game in front of more than 13,000 screaming fans makes the challenge even harder.
Sophomore guard Tamar Singer drives for the rim against West Virginia in the first round of March Madness at Hope Coliseum
PHILADELPHIA — The Miami University RedHawks men’s basketball team (32-2) took its second and final defeat of the 2025-26 season, losing 78-56 to the University of Tennessee Volunteers (23-11). The loss ends Miami’s journey in March Madness. The RedHawks played their last game of the season at Xfinity Mobile Arena on March 20.
DAYTON, Ohio – With more than 12,000 people packing the University of Dayton Arena, the Miami University RedHawks men’s basketball team took a decisive 89-79 win over the Southern Methodist University (SMU) Mustangs in the First Four matchup to solidify a spot in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
Junior wing Eian Elmer watches on at UD Arena during the First Four matchup against SMU on March 18
Sophomore guard Luke Skaljac sprints down the court at UD Arena against SMU during the First Four matchup on March 18
CLEVELAND – The Miami University RedHawks women’s basketball team captured its first Mid-American Conference (MAC) championship in 18 years with a 68-58 win over the University of Toledo Rockets on March 14. The victory at Rocket Mortgage Arena will send the RedHawks to March Madness next week.
CLEVELAND – After a day of rest, the Miami University women’s basketball team (27-6) came out storming offensively against a familiar foe, the Ohio University Bobcats, in the Mid-American Conference (MAC) semifinals at Rocket Mortgage Arena.
CLEVELAND – After 31-straight wins, the Miami University men’s basketball team’s perfect record has finally concluded.