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City of Oxford aids development of Waffle House amid public complaint
By Sophia Miller | May 10, 2023Plans to build a Waffle House in Oxford faces backlash from community members
Plans to build a Waffle House in Oxford faces backlash from community members
As the spring semester comes to a close, a new addition has been made to GrubHub on the Miami University campus: Starbucks
With the year coming to an end, The Miami Student's editors reflect on their favorite stories from the year, in addition to the ones that were underappreciated.
The humor team put down their joke books and realized they might actually have to take finals seriously, so enjoy this headline dump.
It’s Wednesday, which means at 5 p.m., “The Debrief” is going down on RedHawk Radio.
Many retailers, such as my closet staple, J.Crew, were at death’s door as the pandemic was beginning. Now, many mall brands have entered their own renaissance to compete with fast fashion and are doing it very well.
You can’t make it an hour listening to your Spotify or the radio without running headfirst into a song that samples another song. It’s the big thing now.
Miami takes a plant-based initiative with their plant forward picnic.
Ever since Buzzfeed was created, you can find rankings of everything from Presidents to types of bread. We present to you our Miami bathroom rankings. With pictures!
The in-your-face action the Evil Dead franchise is known for continues in the latest entry, “Evil Dead Rise.”
Take a look at Miami University Fashion & Design’s 17th annual fashion show theme, “Ethereal.”
From giveaways to fundraisers and workshop events, PINK is showcasing new, all-inclusive collections while supporting local communities, promoting social awareness and spreading the message of self-empowerment. Better yet, PINK is here at Miami University.
Once the season three finale of "The Mandalorian" ended, I felt a mix of emotions knowing that my time watching the show was over this year, but it couldn’t have ended on a better point in this new saga.
Read The Miami Student Humor Staff's take on news from all over the country!
With tax season having come and passed, people wanted to know what notable members of the Miami community spent their tax returns on. We provided the answers.
If this list of songs isn’t enough to motivate you to get through finals week, I’m sorry, but you might be hopeless.
Smith-Lash launched her shea butter skincare line, Coarse Culture, after experimenting with it as a home remedy for her mom’s lupus.
The Farmer’s Fridge options are flavorful and a step in the right direction for providing high-quality to-go options on campus.
In her lab, Katia del Rio-Tsonis, a biology professor at Miami University, is doing research to understand how newts, salamanders and embryonic organisms are able to regenerate tissue, specifically in the lens and retina.
Spring sucks. Allergies. Sunburns. Fraternity Formals. This letter to Spring addresses some of the worst elements of Spring and how Spring needs to stop being a jerk.