Dorm room digest: How to not starve this semester
(09/10/26 10:00am)
As the honeymoon phase of campus life begins to wrap up, it might be hitting you that you’re reliant on the dining hall for sustenance this entire year.
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As the honeymoon phase of campus life begins to wrap up, it might be hitting you that you’re reliant on the dining hall for sustenance this entire year.
The dance team practices outside of Presser Hall.
As everyone retreats home for the summer, getting ready for vacations, real food and the privilege of showering without shoes, there is someone left behind in Oxford — the Grubhub robots.
As you take the next steps into adulthood, it feels as if the world is your oyster. You have people to meet, life-changing classes to take and a dorm the size of a single car garage that you share with a complete stranger.
While dorms are small, it's still possible to decorate them and make them your own.
The transition into college is not an easy one to make. I refuse to sugarcoat that fact.
As the frantic energy of finals week settles into the Oxford air, James Tobin, professor of journalism, prepares for a deadline of a different sort. After two decades of teaching at Miami University, Tobin approaches his final lesson.
Students sit with their electronics in Armstrong Student Center.
Students were encouraged to graffiti the walls of Williams Hall
Students were encouraged to graffiti the walls of Williams Hall.
Summer is known for a few things, like pool parties, cookouts and bonfires. And, of course, the constant music. It blares through every water park speaker and sets a comforting ambiance as you eat burgers in the summer sun. I’ve compiled a list of the best songs to act as the only playlist you’ll need this summer.
Jane Klodell stands on Cook Field with a protest sign.
Student stands with cardboard coffin
Student stands with cardboard coffin
Student holds cardboard coffin
Members from the groups Faculty Alliance of Miami, Young Democratic Socialists of America, Ohio Student Association (OSA) and College Democrats joined together to host what they called “May day,” a funeral for Cook Field May 1.
Student holds a cardboard coffin at the protest
Students walk outside the Bell Tower Starbucks
The weather is getting warmer, people in swimsuits have monopolized Cook field and, of course, Miami’s course list sits open and looming.
A basket of water-soluble confetti sits out at Armstrong Student Center information desk.