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.
Let’s talk about fake friendships – those surface-level connections that leave you questioning why you ever exchanged Snapchat usernames in the first place. It’s time to break free from these emotional placeholders and reclaim your energy for meaningful connections and personal growth.
Opinion columnist Raquel Hirsch refelcts on her time studying abroad in Luxembourg the past semester, while at the same time learning to appreciate what she missed from home.
I was a total tomboy when I was younger. Makeup, hair products, glitter, pink, dresses; if it was considered girly, it wasn’t for me. I don’t know how to be feminine. I don’t know how to be a woman. But, I’m learning.
Miami University can cancel classes if there are not enough people registered, but they don't tell students. Opinion writer Shannon Mahoney suffered through this pitfall and has advice for Miami.
Opinion writer Gina Roth has enjoyed the walkability of Miami's campus. But is staying in designated crosswalks enough to keep me safe? Not anymore.
There is a second war happening in Russia: the war against information. And young people in America are taking their freedom of information for granted.
Opinion writer Parker Green argues why Thanksgiving should not be considered a top tier holiday.
Before coming to Miami University, first-year student Alanna Sweet was gifted a digital camera by her father. Now, she uses it to document her time at college.
Claire, first-year student, strives to stay out in every day, through her outfit choices and her clarinet case by her side. Even on the field with her fellow band members, uniqueness is important to her.
Opinion editor Sam Norton makes the case for why Thanksgiving should be considered one of our best holidays.