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Standing at 6-foot-5 and weighing 220 pounds, it’s impossible to tell from a glance that Cole Weaver struggles with dietary restrictions. But as soon as the conversation starts, it’s a part of his life he’s not afraid to delve into.
After Anthony Noreen’s first wins as the Miami University hockey head coach last weekend, the RedHawks are set to play a home-and-home series with the Robert Morris University Colonials.
In a time of rising distrust in news media, it is important to establish trust. While politicization, the growing role of social media and the increase in misinformation spreading around the internet has damaged the reputation of news outlets, it is important to remember what journalism should, and in most cases still does, stand for.
Following two ties against the Ferris State University Bulldogs, the Miami University RedHawks hockey team returned to Oxford looking for its first wins of the season against the Alaska Anchorage Seawolves.
Following the inaugural weekend of the 2024-25 college hockey season that saw the Miami University RedHawks tie twice with the Ferris State University Bulldogs, they returned to Oxford for their home opening series against the University of Alaska Anchorage Seawolves.
If the first two games of the season for the new-look Miami University RedHawks were representative of what’s to come, plenty of exciting moments will be in store for the Miami faithful.
After a disappointing end to an even more disappointing season, the Miami University Athletic Department decided a change was necessary. Out went the old guard, and in came the new, led by the young head coach, Anthony Noreen.
Christophe Fillion came to the United States from Canada to achieve one goal: earn a contract playing professional hockey.
The start of the 2024-25 college hockey season is here. Across the NCAA landscape are players who have departed from programs in favor of other colleges or the National Hockey League (NHL).
The Miami University RedHawks hockey team will have an exciting Thanksgiving break during the 2025-26 season, including some international travel. The program announced this afternoon its agreement to participate in the 2025 Friendship Four tournament.
As the planet continues to warm, some people look to change parts of their lifestyle to lower their carbon footprint. One way that has been promoted as a green lifestyle change is taking public transportation like buses, as they emit less greenhouse gas emissions than if all riders drove personal vehicles.
The college hockey season is fast approaching. Players, coaches and teams are building their foundations, and pundits and media members are making their predictions for the season.
In the ever-evolving college sports landscape, it’s easy to find programs at the peak of the mountain while others are in the depths of the valley.
Sam Norton, Greenhawks and Opinion Editor
What is a newspaper? What makes up news media? If you’re like how I was in my first year, you imagine the front page of The New York Times: breaking news, political drama, crime, war, sports and everything in between. News outlets should publish hard, sometimes brutal and always objective facts.
Miami University students benefit from a widespread recycling program that is at their fingertips across campus. While the success of proper recycling on campus may not be outstanding, students are not short on options. From small bins in dorm rooms to AI systems helping sort recyclable waste, a waste-conscious student has the tools to make their best effort.
The passing of professional athletes and prominent figures always shocks communities, and the Columbus Blue Jackets and National Hockey League (NHL) communities recently lost one of their most beloved members.
The Miami University RedHawks baseball team is keeping its manager around for the foreseeable future.
Two Miami University RedHawks pitchers, junior right-handers Peyton Olejnik and Ahmad Harajli, sit in the office of pitching coach Larry Scully before the beginning of an important three-game weekend set.
At the end of the spring semester, Miami University students begin the mass migration from campus to their homes all around the country and even the world for summer. A byproduct of the end of the academic year is more than just empty dorms and off-campus housing: students also leave tons of “garbage” back in Oxford.