Mystery still surrounds the long-term effects of COVID-19; however, new research shows brain fog, or COVID brain, is a common symptom that might affect students' performance in school.
If you ask any of Kimberly Hamlin’s students, current or former, what impact she has made on their time at Miami University, the response will be nothing short of life-changing.
Miami intends to become a Net-Zero institution, meaning that Miami’s production of carbon emissions will equal the amount removed from the atmosphere, ultimately canceling out.
On the second Monday night of each month, Oxford residents gather at the Oxford Senior Center for meals prepared by Miami University nutrition students and various volunteers.
Karin Ruhlandt, one of the finalists for Miami University’s provost search, participated in an open forum on Nov. 30.
Lila Jernovoi started her online thrift shop Instagram page in early November after going on an impromptu shopping trip at a thrift store 20 minutes outside Oxford.
With the increase of electric bikes and scooters on campus, most Miami University students know to lock up their vehicle, or it will be stolen.
Lynn Okagaki, a finalist in the search for Miami University’s new provost, met with members of Miami’s Oxford campus in an open forum to answer questions on Friday, Nov. 18.
The shutdowns resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic put an immense strain on Miami University’s financial income, and the Farmer School of Business was no exception. To fix its vast loss of revenue, its solution was to enroll more students.
As part of the search for Miami University’s new provost, each of the four candidates are participating in open forums to answer questions from the Miami community. Liz Mullenix, the dean of Miami University’s College of Creative Arts and current interim provost, participated in the first open forum on Nov. 16.
The planning commission will review feedback before meeting on Dec. 13 to begin the plan’s adoption process.
The JANUS Forum, hosted by Miami’s political science department, invites two individuals with opposing views to come together and discuss their opinions.
The three Miami University students who trespassed onto Miami Hillel’s property and knocked over a religious hut have accepted guilty pleas for the crime. The students will now each pay a $750 fine in addition to $1,099 owed for damages to the Sukkot which will be split between them.
On Nov. 10, Harvard professor Anette Gordon-Reed spoke to Miamians about her most recent book, “On Juneteenth.”
Three student artists were awarded cash prizes for their submissions to the 2022 Student Response Exhibition, a yearly student art showcase.
Oxford City Council jumped right into its Nov. 15 meeting, which featured four budget-related second-reading ordinances.
The air smells like fresh produce and delicious meats when you walk through the doors. As you move toward the vibrant and newly stocked shelves in front of you, you overhear friendly laughter coming from the checkout counter. Welcome to MOON Co-Op.
Nov. 8 is national first-generation (first-gen) celebration day, but instead of a single day, Miami University has an entire week devoted to first-gen students.
Before Caleb Wright, a mathematics and integrated math education double major, began his first year at Miami University, he knew he wanted to study abroad, but as his senior year began, he had to prepare for student teaching.
From the moment Zoe Mervis stepped on Miami University’s campus, she made it her goal to get involved in extracurriculars.