The Miami Student’s sports coverage through the years
By Kethan Babu and Graham Young | February 26, 2026The Miami Student has covered Miami University athletics since the late 19th century. That hasn't changed, but just about everything else has.
The Miami Student has covered Miami University athletics since the late 19th century. That hasn't changed, but just about everything else has.
Here are five players from Miami whose numbers the athletic department should consider retiring next.
Immortalized in the iconic Red and White in both basketball and volleyball, these players make up the monsters of Millett.
The Miami Student has covered Miami University athletics since the late 19th century. That hasn't changed, but just about everything else has.
Many will look at the recent success of the Miami University athletics department and rightfully credit the student-athletes and the coaches. But that doesn’t tell the whole story.
Miami men's basketball travels to a rematch against UMass tonight at 7 p.m.
Miami's basketball teams have shattered attendance records throughout the 2025-26 season, but that begs the question: What is the point of moving Millett anymore?
Miami synchronized skating is looking to continue its dominance on the national stage and capture another title at the US National Synchronized Skating Championship in Salt Lake City, Utah
Miami men's basketball hosted a pep rally at Brick Street Bar on Feb. 12 ahead of the Battle of the Bricks rivalry on Feb. 13
Miami men's basketball is ranked for the first time since 1998-99. Devin takes readers back to that magical season when Wally Szczerbiak dominated Millett Hall
Miami men's basketball stands as the only undefeated team remaining in college basketball. The RedHawks welcome Ohio University to Millett Hall on Feb. 13
The Miami men's basketball team is undefeated this season, and the swim and dive team has helped the RedHawks by showing support at home games, starting a national trend
The winter olympics are underway, and Cooper walks through the must-see athletes and events for the following weeks.
In head coach Mandy Gardner-Colegate's first year last season, the Miami softball team continued its winning ways and captured another MAC championship. This year, the RedHawks are looking to replicate their success and push further into the NCAA tournament.
The Miami RedHawks men’s and women’s basketball teams added onto their historic success in a double header at Millett Hall on Saturday, Jan. 31 for One Miami Day.
Miami baseball captured its first MAC championship under head coach Brian Smiley. With a new roster of transfers and missing pieces from last season, the RedHawks are looking to fill in key positions ahead of the 2026 season.
