Discovering new species of life on Earth seems like something done only in the deepest trenches of the oceans or the highest canopies of untouched jungles. But for Miami students in the Microbiology (MBI) 223 and 224 classes, an undiscovered creature can be found in a place as normal as the soil on which we walk everyday.
Impostor attempts to infiltrate Brick Street
By Corrine Hazen, For The Miami Student
Olivia Braude, Senior Staff Writer
Libby Mueller, Senior Staff Writer
Assistant Director of University News and Communications, Carole Johnson, requested a correction on the below story. According to Johnson, the only place alcohol is permitted is in the Red and White Club Tent. Only Red and White club members of legal drinking age (requiring proof of ID) can purchase alcohol. We are currently looking into the issue.
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By Britton Perelman, Staff Writer
Controversy over a portion of Miami University's new website has students pointing fingers at the administration.
From satisfying late-night cravings to fueling through midday, here are highlights of the Oxford food scene
By Rachel Tracey, For The Miami Student
At 4:14 a.m. on Friday, an officer noticed a male passed out in the parking lot of St Mary's Parish, 15 South Poplar St. When the officer tried to wake up the male he was unresponsive. The officer located the male's wallet in his back pocket and found a fake over 21 Montana driver's license as well as an under 21 Ohio driver's license. When the officer was finally able to awake the male he could not answer basic questions and admitted to having drank a little bit earlier but had no bar wristbands. The male was arrested and charged with Sales To and Use By Underage Persons, Intoxication, and Certain Acts Prohibited. It took the male quite some time to remember the password to his phone but once he was able to unlock it he called his roommate who came to pick him up and was released.
By Jackie Mooney, For The Miami Student
By Emily C. Tate, University Editor