“People and Policies” focuses on Oxford’s local election cycle, featuring conversations with candidates about important issues. On this episode, Staff Writer Olivia Patel sat down with incumbent Oxford City Council candidate Jason Bracken.
On Thursday, Sept. 7, Miami held a faculty assembly discussing multiple issues the university faces, including budgetary problems, a decrease in enrollment and unbalanced numbers of students in majors across campus.
It's been 10 months since Miami University announced its funding campaign to raise its endowment to $1 billion. Since then, the fund has exceeded $730 million.
At Oxford City Council’s Sept. 5 meeting, councilors addressed two problems facing the Oxford community: lack of affordable housing and a viable sustainability plan.
Ohioans will have an opportunity to vote on the state legalization of recreational marijuana this November.
The Miami Student is one of Miami University's longest-standing organizations on campus. Find out about its history here.
Four Miami University departments under Academic Affairs will see reduced staffing at the start of the spring 2024 semester as the university navigates budgetary challenges.
Going to class and studying takes more time than anyone wants it to regardless of where you go to school. Still, students at Miami University will have plenty of free time to take advantage of. Here’s the six best ways to spend your time on campus and in Oxford when you don’t have homework to finish and tests to cram for.
Miami University is stepping up its green game by installing five composting systems in Armstrong Student Center for the 2023-2024 school year.
These five The Miami Student alumni share how the newspaper helped them get to where they are now.
These five The Miami Student alumni share how the newspaper helped them get to where they are now.
Miami University's Institute for Learning in Retirement, which offers classes and special events for adults over the age of 50, aligns with Miami's mission statement of fostering lifelong learners by bringing students back to the classroom.
A new state-funded center focused on American constitutional ideas and traditions will soon make its appearance at Miami University as an independent academic unit in the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS).
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On Aug. 22, BaShaun Smith sat in a virtually empty office in Warfield Hall at Miami University, with his new home in Oxford just as empty. He guessed he had only unpacked three boxes so far. The reason for the barren bookshelf and the sudden move? He received an offer as Miami’s new Dean of Students with just four weeks to relocate from North Carolina to Oxford in time for move-in.
As Miami University students head back into the classroom this fall, some have noted one significant change from years past: the mention of artificial intelligence (AI) within guideline and policy sections.
The Amos Music Library is closing on Sept. 1. Its contents will be transferred to King Library.
Between Aug. 21 and Aug. 28, Oxford police logged multiple crimes including instances of burglary and underage drinking all reported in the weekly Oxford Police Department (OPD) report.
It’s a beautiful August morning, and students are waking up in their dorms and houses to a blaring alarm, signaling it’s time for class. For some of them, this will be their last first day of school at Miami University.
Miami University welcomed its newest class of first-years to campus during move-in on Wednesday, Aug. 23, and Thursday, Aug. 24. Although some students moved in early, the sidewalks in front of the residence halls were still filled with cars.