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Recently, I’ve been ending my nights out by subjecting my friends to a drunken rant about how Greek life promotes consumer culture, and I’m starting to think my drunk thoughts have some merit.
Tagalongs, Thin Mints, Samoas, Shortbread. Need I go on? I don’t think I do, because you already know I’m talking about the sensational and seasonal treats that grace our cabinets in the springtime.
When you hear the phrase “TikTok,” does your mind immediately go to the 2009 hit single by pop star Kesha, or do you picture an endless stream of videos of young people across the world?
Light shines through the stained glass windows and kisses the walls of the St.Vincent de Paul Church in Petaluma, California. Like luminous lip gloss, it sticks and glistens in adoration. I sat among the molasses brown pews last weekend for the first time since my high school days, when mandatory mass sometimes started the day.
The Cobblestone Community Church filled with wise words as lead pastor Andrew Holzworth spread the word of Christ like butter across the warm, crisp morning air of the church at 10:45 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 15.
First-year pre-med major Chelsea sat on her bed, scrolling through Instagram.
Walking through Kroger, it's impossible not to notice the holiday aisle that is lined wall to wall with pink and red hearts and obnoxiously large stuffed bears stacked on the shelves. With the Valentine's Day aisle of the grocery store in full swing, the season of love is truly upon us.
It smells like something's burning. Is it my home state of California? Or is it Trump's pants that are on fire?
"All gave some, some gave all," David Lawrence, a veteran and Miami University class of '64, said during his speech at the dedication ceremony for Miami's newly constructed Veterans Memorial at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 11, Veterans Day.
I went back to my mom's hometown of Rockford, Illinois this weekend for my late grandfather's estate sale. As I was sorting through his closet, I was captivated by cabi hats, brightly colored blazers, fisherman sweaters, bomber jackets and other clothing items that seemed to cover every range of fashion from the last five decades.
As the Miami Art Museum plans for their student exhibition in January, artists across campus are creating pieces to submit for a chance to have their work showcased.
Kofenya still had a steady flow of coffee and caffeine-thirsty customers inside its calmly lit walls as the Walking Theatre Project began setting up for the night.
The first semester away at college can be tough -- there's some adjusting to do after arriving in Oxford. But we eventually find comfort, connection or familiarity somewhere.