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The Miami University Fashion and Design (MUF&D) club hosted its 19th annual fashion show, “Mosaic,” on April 26. The show had 1,700 in-person tickets sold, 1,200 viewers on the live stream, 87 models (icons), 20 designers, 104 looks and 21 collections.
Many students at Miami University utilize the Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion for various things, such as programming, events and resources.
Professor Eric Bachmann teaching his 11:40 a.m. class in the McVey Data Science building.
Professor Deborah Lyons discusses a reading on ancient religions in CLS 210.
Ryan Rodeman works on class assignments in Hillcrest Hall, one of Miami’s honors dorms.
The Miami Student’s new podcast “From the Editor’s Desk” focuses on The Miami Student’s top story of the week, taking a deeper dive into the writing and interview processes behind the final product.
The RedHawks stand in the dugout at McKie Field during a game against Kent State on April 13
Holly Merritt stands at the plate anticipating a pitch against Northern Illinois on March 21 at Miami’s softball stadium
Michael Hollingsworth completes his coursework in Harrison Hall.
Lillard talked about a variety of topics during his lecture, including how he first got involved in acting and what the future looks like for him.
Students filled the seats in Hall Auditorium to see Lillard's lecture
Lillard's sense of humor carried throughout a majority of the conversation.
Matthew Lillard sat down with TMS for a brief interview.
Throughout the interview, Lillard discussed his lengthy career as an actor and an entrepreneur.
Lillard talked about some of his previous roles, as well as what he has coming up.
In addition to talking about his acting career, Lillard also discussed his involvement with Dungeons and Dragons.
On April 7, actor Matthew Lillard gave a lecture in Hall Auditorium, moderated by Geoffrey Long.
After a record-breaking regular season, the Miami University men’s basketball team propelled its way to the 2025 MAC championships for the first time in 18 years. Led by head coach Travis Steele, the Redhawks took the victory 81-75 against the Eastern Michigan University Eagles, following their loss during the regular season on Feb. 18. Redshirt sophomore wing Kam Craft scored a team-leading 24 points, with sophomore center Reece Potter adding 15.
“I actually did it on a dare.” said Kisha Summers, a Cincinnati-based drag queen. “Somebody dared me to do it and said I wouldn’t do it because I was so masculine. And then I did it.”