The 59th annual Apple Butter Festival took place over the weekend of Oct. 5 and 6. The festival was held at the Doty Family homestead. Families and college students alike enjoyed the sunny weather and fun fall activities.
Members of Miami University's marching band (MUMB) spend their weekends on Yager field, no matter the weather.
On Friday, Sept. 20, the RedHawks took on the James Madison University Dukes. The game was tied 0-0 until the fourth quarter and ended in a Miami loss with a score of 2-1.
The Office of Transformational and Inclusive Excellence celebrates National Hispanic and Latinx Heritage month through dance.
Miami University's art history department led a study abroad trip to Venice, Italy over the summer 2024 term.
Miami University Fashion and Design (MUFD) hosted its 18th annual fashion show with the theme "Incandescence."
Winners of Miami University's Guitar Club's annual Battle of the Bands, Dust and Guitars, stole the show during their live performance.
Oxford was lucky enough to have the total solar eclipse pass over on Monday, April 8.
Spring break is a time for students to flock to new and exciting locations around the world. Four students share their experiences over the 2024 break.
As the weather warms people start using the trails of Peffer Park, and users may notice another trail being built on the other side of the parking lot.
Students and community members packed together across from Martin Luther King Jr. Park Uptown hoping to spot Sylvester Stallone while filming his new movie, “Alarum.” The whole park and much of the surrounding area was blocked off for shooting starting Feb. 27.
Students populated classrooms in the McVey Data Science building for the first time on Monday.
MBS trips have ranged from high ropes courses, rock climbing, kayaking, backpacking, hiking, whitewater rafting, skiing, and even horseback riding. McLean additionally mentioned interest in stand-up paddleboarding and sailing.
Miami students enrolled in ART 495, commonly referred to as “Saturday Art,” curated a show of their students' artwork from the past semester. ART 495 is composed of 12-15 Miami students who are divided into pairs or trios to teach a specific age group over the course of a semester. Age groups ranged from pre-K all the way to adults.
The RedHawks’ synchronized skating team looked primed and ready during the season kick-off exhibition at Goggin Ice Center on Saturday, Oct. 28.
Oxford is home to many movies. How many do you recognize?
The canoe trip was put on by Miami University’s Outdoor Pursuit Center (OPC), and it spanned from Thursday evening to Sunday afternoon the weekend of Fall Break. More than a dozen students and OPC leaders participated in the event.
Every other Friday, Miami students walking to class pass fresh stacks of the latest happenings. On newsstands across campus, the Student’s print edition sits at the end of a long journey, which began the previous Wednesday night.
Butterfields Farm is a fall staple of Oxford with its corn maze and pumpkins.