Lexi is a junior journalism and American studies double major from Toledo, Ohio. She's also a Campus & Community Editor at The Student.
She knew she wanted to write for The Student as soon as she got on campus, so she jumped right in and never looked back. Lexi loves writing about anything from events on campus to LGBTQ+ issues to album reviews.
When she’s not working on one or more stories, Lexi enjoys rewatching “Gilmore Girls” for the zillionth time, making Spotify playlists and spending time with friends and family.
The Miami University Police Department (MUPD) investigated an “unsubstantiated bomb threat” on Western Campus this afternoon and found no threats.
This year’s November ballot will feature five candidates running for two seats on the Talawanda School Board. One incumbent – Patrick Meade – and four newcomers – Nicole Bays, Mendy Napier, Krista Stenger and David Bothast are running.
The Butler County Board of Health appointed Erik Balster as its new health commissioner by a vote at its Oct. 21 meeting.
The Butler County Board of Health appointed Erik Balster as its new health commissioner by a vote at its Oct. 21 meeting.
In 2021, a working laptop is a student’s lifeline to all things college. Everything takes place online, from homework assignments to class registration. Lyndsey Carter, a sophomore marketing major, only realized her laptop’s importance after it stopped working.
The Center for Student Diversity (CSDI) celebrated the opening of its Open Door Clothes Closet on Wednesday, Oct. 13. The clothes closet will serve as a place for transgender and gender diverse students to get clothing that affirms their gender.
Miami University’s Associated Student Government (ASG) and Diversity Affairs Council (DAC) held their third annual Inclusion Forum on Wednesday, Sept. 29, themed “The Call for Advocacy, Activism and Allyship.”
It’s September, which means I’m officially in the Halloween spirit. What better way to embrace that spirit than to watch Halloween movies?
After living through a pandemic, many students have found it more complicated to navigate the throws of common sicknesses, like colds and strep throat.
Making a third arbitrarily gendered category for fashion defeats the purpose of gender neutrality. Instead of making gender-neutral its own category, we should get rid of meaningless labels and acknowledge that all clothes are gender-neutral.