This week, Sarah Grace Hays and Maggie Peña sit down with staff writer, Gabbi Bright, to discuss the study abroad program cancellations due to the growing coronavirus outbreak.
It’s senior week! This time on Press Box Thoughts Patrick and Josiah have a double feature with hockey senior Grant Frederic and women’s basketball senior Savannah Kluesner.
It's baseball season! Freshman right-handed pitcher Kenten Egbert drops by this week to talk about Miami's team and the mental side of pitching, and, Patrick and Josiah chat hoops and hockey.
In this episode, your host, Julia Plant, talks with sophomore Dornu Biragbara about the ins and outs of what it's like to have black hair. They discuss different styles, hair care and Dornu's recent decision to grow out her natural hair.
This week, Sarah Grace Hays and Maggie Peña sit down with Editor In Chief Samantha Brunn to discuss sustainability on Miami's campus.
This week, Sarah Grace Hays and Maggie Peña sit down with news editor Rachel Berry to discuss the 39 layoffs that will take place by July 1, announced by President Crawford on January 23.
This week, our hosts talk Miami hockey — and their chances at making the playoffs, pick up where Miami men's and women's basketball teams have left off and briefly reflect on the death of NBA legend, Kobe Bryant.
In this series, Style Editor Nina Franco and senior Amy Kuptz help our Editor-in-Chief Samantha Brunn clean out and update her wardrobe. Amy runs her own business, Get Dressed with Amy, in which she curates style guides for her clients based on their needs. This episode, we wrap up with Nina, Samantha and Amy talking about their reflections on the series and what it's been like for Samantha to wear some new clothes.
This week, Ben Deeter sits down with News Editor Rachel Berry to discuss why more Miami students have reported being sexually assaulted this semester than in any other in recent memory.
This week, Ben Deeter sits down with Samantha Brunn for a discussion about what Miami University's highest-paid administrators and professors are making, and what that means for the university's priorities.
This week on Press Box Thoughts, our hosts preview the week in Miami sports and interview Miami field hockey player Leo Berlie.
This week on "Quarter Life Closet Crisis," Nina talks with Amy about the process of choosing new items for Samantha’s wardrobe, and we hear Samantha’s reaction to those recommendations.
On This Week @ TMS, Ben Deeter talks with Tatum Moleski, a Miami senior who told her story of sexual assault in this week's print edition of the Student.
This week, our hosts preview the week in Miami sports and interview Miami volleyball player Avarie Powell.
This week, our hosts preview the week in Miami sports and interview Miami hockey defenseman Grant Frederic.
In this series, Style Editor Nina Franco and senior Amy Kuptz help our Editor-in-Chief Samantha Brunn clean out and update her wardrobe. Amy runs her own business, Get Dressed with Amy, in which she curates style guides for her clients based on their needs.
This week, Ben Deeter sits down with Assistant News Editor Tim Carlin and News Editor Erin Glynn to discuss the case of Nicholas Shaw, a first-year student who was expelled from a school in Indiana after being charged with rape and criminal confinement, but was still admitted to Miami this fall.
In this episode your host, Julia Plant, talks with seniors Shelby Fyre and Alex Jimenez about what it's like to be a member of the LGBTQ+ community at Miami University. Shelby and Alex both identify as gay and talk about what it's like to come out and go out on Miami's campus — which they consider conservative in nature — as well as navigating through dating apps and stereotypes/misconceptions about being lesbian and gay.
"Oxford City Council Debate" is the eighth episode of The Miami Student's news podcast, This Week @ TMS. This week, Ben Deeter sits down with Assistant News Editor Tim Carlin and Managing Editor Ceili Doyle to discuss the Oxford City Council Debate held by the Student ahead of election day on Tuesday, Nov. 5.