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"The Death of the Author" is the 12th episode of The Miami Student's entertainment podcast, Pop Culture Convos.
It’s been a while since a Netflix project surprised me.
Russia is placing troops at the Ukraine border. The Olympics are being used as a political standoff. NATO member nations are trying desperately to present a united front and warn Russian President Vladimir Putin to stand down.
Editor's Note: This story has been updated to include a statement from the university.
Oxford City Council approved a resolution allowing the city manager to sign a union agreement with the local fire department and planned ahead for a potential weather emergency later this week at its Feb. 1 meeting.
Since Aurora dropped the single “Exist for Love” nearly two years ago, I’ve patiently awaited the Norwegian pop star’s next album.
Jayne Brownell remembers a time when Miami University students who reached out to the Student Counseling Service could schedule an intake appointment within one to two business days.
As Miami University students flood back to campus and COVID-19 cases average 16,000 a day in Ohio, demand for testing has never been higher.
After weeks of discussion and setbacks, Oxford City Council voted to reenact a city-wide mask mandate at its Jan. 18 meeting, effective immediately.
It feels like it’s been years since Jennifer Lawrence starred in a movie. Following the success of the Hunger Games trilogy and a couple high-profile bombs (hello, “Passengers” and “Red Sparrow”), she promptly disappeared.
In a move reminiscent of its Aug. 17, 2021 meeting, Oxford City Council failed to vote on a proposed mask mandate at its Jan. 4 meeting, just weeks ahead of Miami University students’ planned return to the city for the semester.
Oxford’s mask mandate could be reinstated as early as Jan. 4 after a lengthy City Council discussion at its Dec. 21 meeting.
When Heather Barbour wrote the minutes for Oxford City Council’s Nov. 16 meeting, she recorded her own appointment to the Clerk of Council position.
"2021: A Year in Review" is the 11th episode of The Miami Student's entertainment podcast, Pop Culture Convos.
Miami University’s Armstrong Student Center opened its doors to educators across the globe Nov. 18-20 for the 40th annual Lilly Conference, an event for professors and others with careers in higher education to share their research on learning.
Oxford City Council’s Nov. 16 meeting marked Mike Smith’s last full meeting as Mayor, as well as Edna Southard’s last meeting as a Councilor.
For 17 years, every Oxford City Council meeting has started the same way.
"Who runs the music industry?" is the 10th episode of The Miami Student's entertainment podcast, Pop Culture Convos
Film producer and director Reginald Hudlin became the sixth recipient of Miami University’s Freedom Summer of ’64 Award during a presentation in Hall Auditorium on Nov. 7.
Miami University students shared their sidewalks and facilities with students of a shorter kind Thursday afternoon.