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(04/17/25 1:22am)
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The University Senate convened for its annual budget symposium. It covered the new zero-sum budget model, cuts to certain majors and workload requirements at the April 14 meeting.
The new budget allocates funding based on majors and departments that show strong enrollment trends.
The Miami Student staff won 13 awards at the Region 4 Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) conference on April 4, including the 2025 Corbin Gwaltney Award for Best All-Around Student Newspaper in the large school category, beating out every student paper at a university over 10,000 students in Ohio, Michigan, West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania. This is the second year The Student won this distinction.
More than 100 people, ranging from elementary schoolers to retired community members, gathered in Oxford Memorial Park Sunday afternoon. The event was designed to protest various grievances under the current government administration, from cuts to healthcare initiatives to tariffs.
As we head into the second half of spring semester, I’m filled with the urge to procrastinate on all my work and take some time to read a book for fun instead. Here I’ve compiled a list of some of my favorite books for you to read when you really should be working on your final essays.
Miami University’s Senate held discussions on Senate Bill 1 (S.B. 1) and cuts to the Department of Education at its meeting Monday afternoon. Additionally, the senate passed a proposal to change GPA requirements in the Honors College.
Most people go to Florida for spring break – I got called to jury duty. While I was sitting there, filling out a long form with a lot of information I’m pretty sure they could’ve looked up, I was busy thinking about all the ways I could have convinced the government I’m too much of a risk to put on a jury. I’ve compiled a helpful little guide so you can avoid that unfortunate fate.
Upwards of 50 students gathered at Pulley Tower and walked to Lewis Place to protest Senate Bill 1 (S.B. 1), which would ban diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in schools across Ohio.
The study body president and vice president election opens on the HUB March 16. Here’s what to know about each ticket running.
Miami University’s Senate met and heard proposals on changes to the Honors College and Farmer School of Business faculty policy at its meeting on March 10. Additionally, Provost Elizabeth Mullenix addressed the senate regarding changes to the workload policy set to be implemented this fall.
As most students have probably heard by now, Miami University might destroy Cook Field and build an arena, shopping center and parking garage in its place (who knew a pocket dimension in the space-time continuum existed right on our campus? I had no idea that space was so big!).
The Board of Trustees met Thursday and Friday to discuss a range of issues, including faculty promotions, renovations to residence halls, faculty workloads and the new arena at Cook Field.
At the University Senate meeting on Feb. 24, Miami University senators convened to vote on two new programs in the College of Engineering on Monday.
After more than six months of using Workday for human resources and payroll, Miami University is beginning its second phase of the Workday transition from BannerWeb and Buyway.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE), a fraternity at Miami University, was placed on summary suspension last week.
Miami University released new course load requirements to its deans across campus on Dec. 3, 2024. The requirements are calculated based on the workload equivalent (WLE) system, a new system implemented by Miami. The revised requirements, which would go into effect fall of 2025, would increase the number of courses for most professors.
Look, dude, I get it. I’m not here to judge – we’re all a bunch of sleep-deprived 18 to 22-year-olds running on ramen and adrenaline. I probably understand you better than most people on this campus (my previous aliases include That Girl Who Refused to Wear a Coat Because She Didn’t Want to Carry it Inside and That Girl Whose Hair Froze Because She Told Her Mom She Didn’t Need a Hat and Was Too Stubborn to Go Back and Get One).
Eric Marinich, a Miami University accounting professor, died on Jan. 3 at 49 years old, according to a press release from Miami.
I’m excited to go home. Like every other college first year, I miss my dog, good food and warm showers. I also love the holiday season, when I spend time with close family and friends. But this holiday season, what I’m really looking forward to is leaving my phone in another room.