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"'Don't Worry Darling' and the future of Harry Styles" is the 19th episode of The Miami Student’s entertainment podcast, Pop Culture Convos.
Ever since Sampa the Great featured on “Stumbling Down” in April 2021, I’ve been anxiously awaiting her new album.
"The Streaming Wars" is the 18th episode of The Miami Student’s entertainment podcast, Pop Culture Convos.
Picture this: Pizza.
When I came to Miami University in fall 2020, there wasn’t much to do. Most of my classes were on Zoom, so I spent a lot of time just sitting in my residence hall room.
Starting off a new school year sucks sometimes. Luckily, there’s no shortage of movies and TV that try to capture the magic and joy of high school and higher education.
Jaime Hunt, Miami University’s vice president for university communications and chief marketing and communications officer, accepted a new job this semester at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia.
A pandemic. Unionization. Remote learning. A new Strategic Plan.
"The past, present and future of fandoms" is the 17th episode of The Miami Student’s entertainment podcast, Pop Culture Convos.
A tense interaction kicked off an otherwise typical Oxford City Council meeting on Tuesday, April 19.
In the decade since distribution company A24 started releasing films, it has become the dominant force at the specialty box office.
Students voting for Associated Student Government’s (ASG) Student Senator positions on Miami University’s Hub April 27 and 28 will have an additional item to weigh in on this election: an amendment to add a land acknowledgment to ASG’s constitution.
"The next Hollywood greats?" is the 16th episode of The Miami Student’s entertainment podcast, Pop Culture Convos.
The Miami Tribe of Oklahoma and Miami University celebrated 50 years of partnership at the ninth biennial Myaamiaki Conference Saturday, April 9.
Ever since my first encounter with FKA Twigs and her magnum opus “MAGDALENE” in 2019, my life has been a constant search for the next artpop/electronic/R&B/I-don’t-know-what masterpiece.
Inflation brought on by two years in a pandemic and Russia’s war on Ukraine was on full display at Oxford’s City Council meeting Tuesday, April 5.
Students at Miami University might be free to enjoy alcoholic drinks outdoors in Uptown Oxford next semester.
Pulley Tower was surrounded by a buzz of activity Saturday morning as Newton Crawford ran from student to student, offering up a softball he held in his mouth.
"Will superhero movies ever retire?" is the 15th episode of The Miami Student’s entertainment podcast, Pop Culture Convos.