FOOD
Fueling your gains: The science of eating for muscle growth and health
By Jack Schmelzinger | November 21, 2023How Miami's students are managing their food intake to support their muscle growth
How Miami's students are managing their food intake to support their muscle growth
Starbucks celebrates the change in seasons with the return of their holiday menu.
“Try stand up comedy, they said. It’ll be fun, they said!”
Learn about the local businesses in Oxford that are fighting the growing environmental problem of clothing waste by collecting, repurposing and selling second-hand clothing and textiles.
As Spotify continues to build upon its technology, influencing other companies such as Apple Music, AI updates on our music platforms may become our new normal.
As someone with a film studies minor, I have no shame in enjoying a bad movie. Yes, I rated “Pitch Perfect” higher than “2001: A Space Odyssey,” “Blade Runner” and “Brazil” on Letterboxd. What about it?
The enthralling third season of “The Morning Show” is officially available to stream in full on Apple TV+, and it’s sure to keep audiences entertained throughout the entire watch.
You've heard of certain things you can't do in November. In case you've already failed, here are some other challenges you can try
Toward the end of every year, it’s best to check our old laundry, mood boards and closets to remind ourselves of what our fashion means to us. Whether we always knew it or not, dazzling in 2023 involved reflecting our past.
Unaccompanied guys getting lost in sorority dorms; Miami policy change to invest in more kid leashes.
Stage Left, put on a production of “The Addams Family” from Nov. 9-12 at the Harry T. Wilks Theater in Armstrong Student Center.
With endless opportunities ranging from musical theater to steel band, it’s no surprise that Miami is home to several talented artists. In fact, Miami’s graduating class of 2010 featured aspiring country singer-songwriter Ashley Brandenburg.
AI technology has given way to make a nearly-lost Beatles song, "Now and Then," a reality. As a self-proclaimed Beatlemaniac, I’ve given the song many listens. It’s simply beautiful.
On Nov. 3, the Oxford Community Arts Center (OCAC) hosted the premiere of a short film by the “How to Make a Movie” class taught by Samuel Van Vleet.
Eating perfectly isn’t possible for most college students, but every meal counts.
On Monday, “geeks” and “nerds” alike ushered into Miami University’s Hall Auditorium, eagerly waiting for voice actor and dungeon master Matthew Mercer to share his thoughts on how to create unique and engaging narratives and turn a passion into a lifestyle.
Members of WMSR RedHawk Radio spent the past weekend mediating debates between professors, talking about cryptids and eating hot wings with Miami University President Gregory Crawford — all to raise money for the Oxford community.
I'm getting too old for this, and I'm tired of pretending I'm not.
One thing everybody can agree on is that makeup is a form of self expression – and nobody knows that better than sophomore makeup artist Scout Tincher.
Toasted Rolls. They used to be a Miami University staple. People loved them. People ate them. And people cried when they left (looking at you, Fred Reeder, adviser to The Miami Student). Luckily, we set out to fill the toasted roll-shaped hole in our hearts this weekend. Here’s how you can follow in our footsteps, young baking disciples.