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The annual Associated Student Government (ASG) president and vice president election takes place Monday, March 16 through Wednesday, March 18, and typically, The Miami Student endorses the candidates it feels are best fit for the job.
Coming into college, I was a rarity among my friends. I knew where I wanted to be, and I knew what I wanted to do. I had been writing about sports since the age of 16, when I began an NHL analytics account on Instagram and branched out into the world I now love: Authoring articles.
After the 2024-25 season, Miami University hockey Head Coach Anthony Noreen and his staff cut ties with almost every player on the roster. The cuts and transfers (along with the eventual influx of new names) signaled a new era at Goggin Ice Center, and the team’s results in the 2025-26 season showed what is possible for the program moving forward.
Oxford is known for many things: Uptown bars, red-brick buildings and now a historic basketball team. But, Oxford has a lesser-known legacy of maple syrup excellence. The 59th annual Maple Syrup Festival, spanning two weekends, will conclude the weekend of March 14 and 15 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Hueston Woods State Park Lodge and Beach.
My memories of The Miami Student start with wax, not words.
Burton Glass (‘88) was editor-in-chief of The Miami Student, 1986-87. After graduation, he served as the executive director of the Center for Investigative Reporting in San Francisco among other positions
The Miami University men’s golf team divides its season between the fall and spring semesters. The team used the fall season as a foundation for growth, and though the RedHawks began the spring with a losing record, they plan to use the experience to prepare for the rest of the season and for the MAC championship in May.
Only two things were consistent throughout my four years at Miami University: a desire to never step foot inside The Farmer School of Business, and The Miami Student.
Sam Norton poses with the rest of the seniors outside the TMS newsroom
"No Registration, No Draft, No War" was the theme of the anti-draft rally held under the watertower March 4. Approximately 150 people listened to six speakers, including Mike Mendelvitz, left, sponsored by Citizens for Peace. Members of the group attended another rally March 22 in Washington, D.C.
This year welcomes the 55th anniversary of Earth Day, a nationwide celebration for environmental protection and allyship. Miami University has decades of history with Earth Day, transforming from low support to ample community involvement and activities.
The Fernald Preserve has a unique past, present and future. Formerly a uranium processing facility, the preserve is now home to over 260 species of birds and many other animals.
While the Miami University basketball teams are turning heads on the north side of campus at Millett Hall, RedHawks sports fans can also head to Goggin Ice Center on the south side to see the men’s hockey team take the ice. And, like those basketball teams, there has been significant tangible improvement for head coach Anthony Noreen’s group on the ice over halfway through the 2025-26 season.
Duke Energy is a large name in the energy industry, serving millions of customers in the midwest, including the commercial, educational and residential sectors of Butler County.
There’s a different kind of buzz around Goggin Ice Center these days.
When senior Sara Rose Detwiler decided to try out to play Heidi Schreck in “What the Constitution Means to Me,” she knew no other acting role would push her limits more.
Severe weather systems and increasing climate change across the country have led to the loss of more than $3.5 billion annually in the agriculture industry, according to a study by TraceOne. Butler County is expected to lose $213,000 per year due to natural disasters, with an average per-farm loss of $240.
After their second bye week of the season, the Miami University RedHawks hockey team (7-1, 1-1 in conference play) is back on the ice against the reigning national champions: the Western Michigan University Broncos (5-5, 1-3 in conference play).
Writer Joey Dimacchia thinks "The Mastermind" is a timely film.
Less than five miles away from campus sits Hueston Woods State Park. The park, covering nearly 3,000 acres, has hiking trails, a beach, campgrounds, a covered bridge, dog park and much more.