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It's the mid-twentieth century; walk into any bookstore, corner store, airport or supermarket, and you will find shelves stacked high with numerous rows of short paper books promising to whisk you away to fantastic worlds.
As students make their way to Miami University’s campus by car, train and plane from across the state and country each semester, a small number must return through the international immigration process.
Starting in the fall of 2023, Miami University removed or consolidated 19 majors due to low enrollment. Now in 2025, more majors may soon be removed due to changes in state law and the relocation of resources toward majors with high levels of enrollment.
We’ve all had that boring early morning lecture where you feel like Atlas with the mythic magnitude of effort it takes to keep your eyes open. “Why am I even here?” you wonder to yourself. “This has nothing to do with my major.”
The votes have been cast and the results are in – current city council members William Snavely and Jason Bracken will be joined by incumbents Amber Franklin and Alex French and new members James Vinch and Roxanne Ornelas.
Setting aside the Orwellian imagery of service workers preparing burrito bowls behind the food-locker bars of their glass prison, ordering from Bell Tower is just downright inconvenient. Call me old-fashioned, but can’t there at least be an option to talk to a person instead of tapping away at a screen every time I want to eat?
“I am Miami,” voices echo around the stadium at the convocation, as first-year students recite the Code of Love and Honor, a pledge designed to instill the values of the university into its pupils.
For students and residents who use public transportation, getting around Oxford has gotten new updates.