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Senator Matthew Lodge introduces a resolution for ASG to recognize Education and Sharing day on April 19 to honor the work of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson.
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ASG elects more cabinet members and passes three pieces of legislation

By Grace Grover | April 18, 2024

Senator Danny Martin ran uncontested and was elected secretary of on-campus affairs at the April 16 Associated Student Government (ASG) meeting. Joining via Zoom, Martin said he wants to follow the example of the current Secretary of On-Campus Affairs Grace Payne. Martin wants to work with Panhellenic more and make the recreation center hours more visible. 

There is a variety of mushrooms sold at MOON Co-op and grown at Guided By Mushroom's farm.
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How Oxford celebrates The Day of the Mushroom

By Jim Rubenstein | April 13, 2024

The Day of the Mushroom is April 16. It’s an occasion to celebrate all things mushrooms, primarily by consuming them and sharing fun facts. Here’s one fun fact: mushrooms breathe like humans – they take in oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide.

Students gather on Brick Street Bar's patio to observe the eclipse.
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Students revel under the total eclipse at Brick Street

By Harry Hittle | April 9, 2024

Brick Street, one of Oxford’s Uptown bars, hosted an event to celebrate Monday’s total solar eclipse that spanned from Northern Mexico to Eastern Canada. Oxford laid directly under the eclipse’s path of totality, with the moon fully covering the sun from 3:08 to 3:11 p.m. 

Graduation is memorable time and no one wants logistics to get in the way.
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Graduation is a month away: Here’s what seniors need to know

By Sean Scott | April 7, 2024

It’s that time of the school year again: Graduation. Time to say goodbye to late-night study sessions, 8 a.m. classes and walking 30 minutes to class. Despite the struggles it took to get here, there were good times too. Like meeting your first friend on campus, playing intramural sports or aceing that test you studied so hard for.  

Oxford offers several sustainable and cheap clothing options.
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Second-Hand clothing in Oxford: Exploring Oxford’s thrift stores

By Gina Roth | April 7, 2024

For second-hand clothing and fabric options, Oxford prides itself on two locations unique to Oxford, on top of the commonly-found chain Goodwill. Thread Up Oxford and Uptown Threads support local, second-hand sales with good prices for distinctive finds. Although all of these stores fall within a one-mile radius of each other, many students aren’t aware of the options.

Make it Miami tours guide admitted students through Miami's campus
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Make It Miami tours bring prospective students to campus

By Claire Weston | April 7, 2024

 Spring semester at Miami University not only brings warmer weather, but also trains of bright red bags. As the university begins accepting students for the upcoming school year, Make It Miami tours swarm campus with admitted students deciding whether Miami is the college for them. 

Girl scout troop 42058 poses for a photo in their vests. 
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Meet the girls behind your favorite cookies

By Molly Fahy | April 6, 2024

 With Girl Scout cookie season coming to a close, several of Oxford’s Girl Scout troops are starting to relax after this year’s successful season. Katie Wilson, the leader of Troop 42058, thought the cookie season was long but a success overall. 

Baernstein speaks at her open forum on Feb. 6.
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Renée Baernstein is appointed new CAS dean

By Taylor Stumbaugh | April 5, 2024

 For months, Miami University has been searching, interviewing and holding forums for the new College of Arts and Science (CAS) dean. On March 2, The Board of Trustees and assigned committees chose Renée Baernstein, the current senior associate dean of CAS, to hold the position. 

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