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Last September, I wrote an article about student organizations to join. But a new year means a new chance to choose student organizations. Here are the ones to join.
Dawgs, critters, flipper grippers — commonly known as toes — help us Homo sapiens walk and balance upright. Most people are considerate enough to keep those dawgs muzzled and crated.
“As a brother I build unity within the program. I make it clear in word and action that I can be trusted. I am unselfish and make sacrifices for the good of the team.”
As Ryan McWood’s time at Miami University nears an end, the seventh-year linebacker from Grosse Pointe, Michigan, looks fondly upon his academic tenure. His seven years of playing football for Miami have been riddled with challenges from the beginning.
OPINION: Make It Miami kids would make me happy if they stopped judging me
This week, The Miami Student Humor Staff compiled a list of our favorite YikYaks, grammatical errors and all.
Dear Spring,
The Miami University synchronized skating teams have capped off another successful season by placing at both national and international competitions.
12:01 a.m. – Miami University Marching Band kicks off the April Fools’ festivities by marching into King Library playing “Mo Bamba.”
OPINION: No one cares about the cooler you painted for frat formal
Miami University first-year defenseman and Stockholm, Sweden, native Axel Kumlin chose to play at Miami over other prominent hockey schools and professional hockey teams in Sweden.
With the onset of Miami University’s Associated Student Government president and vice president, The Miami Student Editorial staff endorsed candidates have won. However, the Humor Team would like to recognize the other potential candidates to this race as well (even though it’s over now). Here is a look at who each of our writers would like to see running ASG.
OPD set to place snipers on roofs of bars to pelt unsuspecting, drunk students with water balloons
Growing up, first-year environmental earth science major Pimyotomah Hartleroad had a strong connection to their culture as a member of the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma.
Sometimes life deals you a hand of cards that absolutely sucks. Well, in my case, I dealt myself a bad deck of cards and had to pay the price.
Breaking News: the “Campus Climate” is a tornado
‘Twas the night before bid day, and all through the night,
Have you ever thought about studying abroad during J-Term? You probably have because everyone who ever studies abroad in J-term posts multiple pictures of whatever European country they are visiting and they are incredibly keen on telling you about it. If you haven’t thought about it, read some of these testimonials and you’ll be abroad next January too.
Man earns nickname “The Rizzler” after getting 37 women to buy him drinks this weekend