Tariffs are strong and muscly. When fully unleashed, they’ll leave the United States economy on the floor grabbing its stomach – and college students grabbing their wallets in agony.
Black History Month isn’t just about celebration – it’s about awareness, action and impact. It’s about recognizing that history is still being written, change is still being made and our voices will not be silenced.
I search for deals on everything from food to new books. I sometimes am a complete oxymoron, cutting every little cost on some things but spending without a care in the world when the prospect of a new adventure comes up. Money is not meant to be hoarded, and that number in your bank account won’t mean anything unless you use it in the real world.
Opinion writer Parker Green is an English major who found her way to the STEM-ehavy Engineers Without Boarders. While still slightly unsure how to build the bridges they construct, she has nonetheless found a fun and welcoming community.
Assistant Opinion Editor Taylor Powers argues that the digital culture kids are growing up in is bad for everyone's future, not just theirs.
Assistant Opinion Editor Taylor Powers argues that the digital culture kids are growing up in is bad for everyone's future, not just theirs.
Opinion writer Jada Rogers was shell shocked when TikTok was banned for 14 hours, but the time without the addictive app allowed her to reflect on her own social media habits, and change them now that it's back.
Opinion writer Jada Rogers was shell shocked when TikTok was banned for 14 hours, but the time without the addictive app allowed her to reflect on her own social media habits, and change them now that it's back.
Opinion writer Landon Morrison writes a heartfelt Valentine's Day letter to the univeristy he has accepted it's time to move on from.
Four years may seem like a long time – until they’re almost over. Looking back, I barely recognize my first-year self, and I believe that’s exactly how it should be. College isn’t just about academics; it’s a time of transformation and pushing beyond your comfort zone in ways you never expected.
Whom does Miami serve? Because if the decision to increase professor workloads goes through, it will harm students and professors alike.
Faculty working conditions are student learning conditions. You need to understand that faculty morale, which was already at a historic low because of the university’s anti-union tactics and the slashing of academic programs, is now in free-fall, amid what must be called without exaggeration the intellectual implosion of this admirable institution.
The 2024 presidential election showed us one thing: the Democrats have an identity crisis.
Opinion writer Emily Burns delves into the impact Taylor Swift has had on the NFL, and why it's more positive than some male fans believe.
We all have so much we have to do. I wanted to create some goals that would make me feel like I get to do them. So, I have curated a list of fun New Year’s resolutions for 2025.
Every city I’ve been to has been the same. Not by how it looks, but by what you will find there. However, there is one thing that you will always notice no matter what city you’re in: street names are always similar.
Author Eliza Sullivan is an Oxford resident, or "townie," and acknowledges conflicts she has seen between certain communities in the town
We live in an era where internet safety is widely preached and kids are told not to talk to strangers online. The internet can be dangerous, but it can also be a place to learn, grow and blossom extraordinary friendships.
Author Taylor Powers argues that our society and government fails to prioritize children's safety and wellbeing by looking at issues with schools, the foster care system and the troubled teen industry
Our story on sexual assault on and off Miami’s campus shows that we could not only help prevent assaults but also support survivors. At The Student, we will do our share by continuing to report on sexual assault on campus and how Miami responds to it.