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Unaffiliated students patiently await the new member presentation.
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Unaffiliated students patiently await the new member presentation.
Hailed as the “Mother of Fraternities,” Miami University is known for its robust Greek life and their multitude of affiliations representing thousands of students. These individual organizations, or chapters, fall under four larger national councils known as the Interfraternity Council (IFC), Pan-Hellenic Association (Panhellenic), Multicultural Greek Council (MGC) and the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC).
Older members of Omega Phi Psi wait patiently for the new member show in the Fine Arts Plaza
Olivia Patel (left) and Kethan Babu (right) hold a cake celebrating Kethan reaching 200 bylines in the newsroom on Nov. 5, 2025.
Jayson Brake (far right) works with the design team on a production night.
Staff members from different sections of The Miami Student wrote columns about what the publication means to them.
The Ides of March came for the world of punk and punk rock in the late ’80s, but with the fertilization of the new millennium and the freckles of spring showers, Amy Taylor has sprouted as April’s IT Girl!
Social media editor Kiser Young has dubbed Amy Taylor as April's "It Girl."
Snow-covered trees, festive decorations hanging from every house, seasonal drinks appearing on every menu … but let’s be real. The best part about the holidays are the gifts.
For most artists, a deluxe album consists of maybe three or four more songs, and potentially bringing in a trending artist to feature on the single with the most streams. But most albums aren’t “Brat and It's Completely Different but Also Still Brat” by Charli xcx.
When looking at the over 600 clubs on campus, it shouldn’t be surprising to hear that Miami University has a student government. But it may shock you to learn that out of more than 16,000 undergrads, only about 50 students took the oath of office to serve the student body.
The question scribbled into every teenager’s diary and the driving force behind every young adult’s currently full online shopping cart can be linked back to the age-old question: “How do I look cool?!”
Boredom: a feeling that comes and goes, but always manages to return. As young adults in college, we’re told that these will be the “best years of our lives,” and that we’ll dream about reliving these days the moment our feet leave the stage, hands clutching onto our degree.
Annual summer vacations to the Sunshine State, meatloaf dinners at 6 p.m. and the belief that with enough hard work all of your wildest aspirations will be achieved are the pillars of the American lifestyle, pillars of the American dream.
From albums like “Hot Pink” to hit singles such as “Kiss Me More,” Doja Cat has always been confined to the typical catchy pop girl archetype. Her trendy beats and mainstream lyrics never positioned her in the rap genre, but with the recent release of “Scarlet” on Sept. 21, we see a drastic change to this perspective.
Girlhood is converting the price of goods into a number of ice coffees. It's complimenting a simple shade of lipstick and reciprocally being added to the “Girlies” Snapchat story. It’s much more than simply being a woman.