Miami Memories: Alumni’s children’s book spotlights Miami stories
By Lillian Wahl | March 1, 2024The O’Neils decided to turn their idea into a reality when they realized that there were no baby books about Miami University on the market.
The O’Neils decided to turn their idea into a reality when they realized that there were no baby books about Miami University on the market.
The words that define “Dune: Part Two” are scale and weight. Like the first “Dune” or “Oppenheimer,” this movie demands to be seen in a theater where the sound shakes your seat and you feel it every time the music swells.
Black Plastic sold a variety of records, with new releases from artists like Taylor Swift to older, used vinyl. On top of selling records, the store also held an early listening party for Mitski’s album “The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We.”
Through Well Being Apparel, Miami University student Josie Wenzell not only creates clothing with a purpose, but also welcomes and encourages dialogue surrounding meaningful issues.
Without music, TikTok is basically pointless. Sure, there are other uses of the platform, but dances, lip-sync videos and other music-related trends are the heart and soul of the platform.
Within days of starting this show, I was telling everyone about how this show is a masterpiece of character study and cinematography. The music matches every year of these characters’ lives. And don’t get me started on the colors — you will blink once and be transported to a whole different mood.
Chinese New Year celebrations are going on now, including a 15-day period ending on Feb. 24 with the Lantern Festival, marking the first full moon of the year. During this celebration, people light lanterns to drive out darkness and bring hope for the coming year.
If a show doesn’t hit the same level of success as “Stranger Things,” Netflix doesn’t deem it as being worth keeping on the platform.
Food columnist, Meredith Perkins, shares her Ratatouille recipe.
Miami’s new fashion journalism class, FAS 450B, emerged from visiting faculty Danisha Brown’s idea to merge her love of creative writing and style.
Luke Macy and Devin Ankeney review Oxford's newest fried chicken restaurant, BT Chicken.
Normally, I love a fun, objectively bad movie, especially when it has horror undertones. But this is one of the few exceptions. “Lisa Frankenstein” is almost too weird, and not in a good way.
Throughout history, a frequent trope in entertainment has been the romantic relationship between a teacher and a student. With the release of “Miller’s Girl,” a film starring Jenna Ortega and Martin Freeman, the conversation on these relationships being featured within entertainment is once again prominent.
Miami Alum and Penn Station CEO, Jeff Osterfeld, shares his journey to founding Penn Station.
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Nothing strikes fear into the hearts of college students more than hearing the words “business casual” – but I’ve learned that we as young people don’t have to lose our creativity or our personality when we enter the workforce.
This entire debacle feels like both a money grab and a way to tarnish Goth and West’s characters as well as A24’s reputation. It’s not an uncommon occurrence for people to sue celebrities in hopes of getting some cash.
You’ve heard of them. You’ve dreamt of them. And now you’ve seen them in a Super Bowl commercial. I give you the origin of the Dunkings.
Seeing the layout of the classes required to be a music major and the conversations about the division's difficulty can be intimidating to an incoming student. What makes the course load of the Miami Music Department manageable is the community present throughout students’ journeys.
Once again, I am alone on Valentine's Day. Here's how it went.