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If you didn't know, The Miami Student distributes its own papers. That means one or two of us spend our Fridays lugging 2,000 copies to newsstands all around campus and Oxford. When I first became an assistant editor and found this out I thought: These journalism freaks are insane. Think about the opportunity cost! How would that be utility-maximizing?
Most buildings in Uptown Oxford today have worn many hats over the years. Stores and restaurants open and close, residents come and go, technology innovates new businesses and antiquates others.
When Céilí Doyle toured Miami University as a high school senior, all she knew was that she wanted to write. What she didn’t know is where writing would take her — literally.
Hello beloved readers of The Miami Student. After trying and failing to keep up with my young peers during Halloweekend, I have realized that I can no longer pretend to be someone that I’m not — a bright-eyed, energetic and physically adept young adult. Excluding my political takes, I have the mind and body of an elderly woman.
On Thursday, Nov. 2, Miami University’s Students for Life brought Chloe Cole, an activist and detransitioner who opposes gender-affirming care for minors, to speak in support of banning such care.
Miami University seniors and staff may remember having five “wellness days” — days without classes — sprinkled throughout the spring 2021 semester in place of a spring break. Or, given the craziness and collective exhaustion of the pandemic, they may not.
At Oxford City Council’s Oct. 17 meeting, councilors discussed affordable housing and the opening of a new hotel in Oxford.
Miami University’s Student Counseling Services (SCS) started the school year in fashion with a newly constructed building in a more accessible location.
Ohioans will have an opportunity to vote on the state legalization of recreational marijuana this November.
As Professor Rob Schorman looks over his prepared slides, students begin filing into the crowded auditorium, and even more join the Webex session to attend virtually. His pupils eagerly await his lecture, excited to gain a new perspective on the decade of their childhood — but this isn’t a Miami Plan course, and the decade isn’t the 2000s.
Mothers and daughters share many things: clothes, makeup, secrets from fathers and brothers, you name it.
High school teenagers gather in a circle, engaged in passionate discussions of contemporary politics. Six college students work with a nonprofit to provide aid for displaced refugees. Another student assists a summer camp for homeless children, and another creates a documentary about the importance of public libraries.
As threats to women’s reproductive rights mount across the U.S., some Ohioans are bypassing their legislators and trying a different solution: a citizen ballot initiative.
As the spring semester comes to a close, a new addition has been made to GrubHub on the Miami University campus: Starbucks. The recent change has affected both the workers at the on-campus Starbucks and the students who frequent the coffee shop.
Next semester, a new section will be coming to the Miami Student: GreenHawks.
Picture working at a health center. Long shifts, mountains of paperwork, echoes of students coughing and phones ringing probably come to mind.
The past 26 years Karen Kammer has worked multiple positions at Miami University including in the Student Health Center and Dean of Students.
This story was last updated on May 5, 2023.
Recent changes to Ohio’s voting laws put the state among those with the most restrictive voting requirements in the country.
This story has been updated to include a statement from Miami University.