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In the ever-changing world of fashion, trends and patterns are often recycled over the years, occasionally making comebacks. If anything has remained consistent, it would have to be the cheery hues of spring. Spring marks the return of blooming bulbs, pastels and delicate florals.
Going out is one of Miami University’s favorite pastimes. Bar themes like bomb night, country Wednesdays and Beat-the-Clock fill the schedules of students across campus.
Mental health has been a prominent topic in the media since 2018. According to a study published by the National Institute of Health, the rise of social media platforms has led to an increase of anxiety and depression within young adults — which has been proving itself to be detrimental, as the suicide rate in 2023 was the highest it has ever been on record.
If you were a fan of “The Clique” by Lisi Harrison, then you will know that “ins and outs” lists have been around for a while.
With the holiday season here and trends changing ever so quickly, figuring out your look can be stressful.
Makeup can be such a controversial topic.
Laundry. Whether you see it as a cleaning ritual or a boring chore, you have to do it.
With the premiere of director Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” movie on July 21, it’s almost like the entire world jumped into Barbie’s iconic pink land.
Miami University Fashion & Design’s (MUF&D) 17th annual fashion show, “Ethereal,” took place Saturday, April 22, in Millett Hall. Expectations going into the show were already high but were still exceeded.
If you’ve ever stepped foot around Miami University’s campus, you know there’s not much to shop for. The nearest Target is 15 miles away, and it’s 21 miles before you reach the closest shopping mall.
From her debut album “Born To Die” in 2012, all the way to the release of her latest single “A&W” last month, Lana Del Rey has constantly changed her aesthetic to match the vibe of whatever music she releases.
Rihanna served again.
While the start of the new semester is coming to a close, the Miami RedHawks are showing off their holiday gifts and winter purchases all around campus.
It’s no surprise that over the years, social media has evolved immensely. As Vine and Musical.ly turned into Tiktok, and as people flooded from Tumblr onto Instagram, trends have changed quite a bit.
All week long, Redhawks flooded into campus to kick off the 2022-23 school year. From “Move In” to “Welcome Home,” students of all years, backgrounds and identities have been eager to show off their own personal style.