Jake is the Student's photography editor. He's a senior from Portland, Oregon double-majoring in journalism and economics with a minor in photography. He got his start at TMS writing news and working his way up as a photographer.
Hoping primarily to one day be a “photojournalist,” Jake would also settle for the career path of “guy with job.” He’s an avid coffee addict enthusiast, Trailblazer fan and casual clock-hater, all while battling a growing financial problem which is probably not related to his budding camera collection. And, to answer your burning question, he came 2,000 miles to study here because his parents are a Miami Merger.
Another year, another #MoveinMiami. Over the weekend students made their way back to Oxford, onto campus and into residence halls and housing uptown.
Lightning flashed and flowers bloomed as Miamians donned shorts and umbrellas to sun and slosh their way through the first days of April. Spring semester brings warmth, rain, thoughts of graduation and different challenges for Miami University’s Physical Facilities Department.
While all Miamians will be looking for places to study, eat and relax this year, some students will be looking for an extra place — one that makes them some money.
Oxford's DORA now has no set end date, continuing the program into the fall for the first time since its implementation.
For the first time in its history, Miami University will outsource all of its on-campus dining operations to a partner company.
Before March 2020, Miami University’s Crisis Call Center was a giant box of phones stored in two suitcases.
It’s finally that time of year again — Miami University will host an in-person Family Weekend for the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Eighth grade Talawanda Middle School (TMS) students begin a short-term school closure Thursday as COVID-19 cases have spiked.
Miami University professors have spent the past three weeks surveying the beginning of their second year with increased workloads.