Madeline is a junior majoring in history and sociology. She joined TMS during her second semester at Miami because she wanted to make a difference on campus, and as cheesy as it sounds, she’s never lost sight of that goal. In addition to TMS, Madeline works as an RA, is treasurer of a volunteer organization called Adopt-a-School and is heavily involved in research through the history department. After her time at Miami, she plans to go to law school, and her dream is to move back to her home city of Chicago and work for the Illinois Innocence Project. When she isn’t busy overworking herself, you can find Madeline arguing with her co-editor Abby, thrifting or driving around aimlessly in her white Subaru, Mitt. If you want to send feedback, pitch a story idea or chat about criminal justice reform, you can reach Madeline at phabymr@miamioh.edu.
Miami announced its new “Your Shot to Win” program in a July 13 university wide email. The program enters all full-time students who have received at least one dose of any FDA emergency authorized COVID-19 vaccine into weekly drawings for various prizes.
Every time I go to the Walmart in Oxford, I see at least five people without masks. Most of them give me looks, as if I’m the one who’s doing something wrong for wearing one.
At its last meeting of the semester, Miami University’s Associated Student Government (ASG) elected its final cabinet position, approved its new internal operating budget (IOB) and passed six pieces of legislation.
It often feels like I’m screaming into the void.
Miami University’s Associated Student Government (ASG) held a third round of cabinet and senate leadership elections at its most recent meeting. It will hold its last cabinet election during the April 27 meeting.
In middle school, I wore my love for baseball on my sleeve, and it made up a major part of my identity. I strove to prove I was the biggest Sox fan at my school, and I don’t think anyone even came close to beating me on that front. When I got to high school, though, things changed.
I get my love for music from my dad. I’m sure a lot of people can say that. What most others can’t say, though, is that my music taste mirrors his almost exactly. Though my music taste truly spans all eras and genres, I listen to classic rock more than anything else. My friends affectionately call it “boomer music.”
Miami University’s Associated Student Government (ASG) held elections for four cabinet positions at its April 13 meeting. It will hold its third and final round of elections at its April 20 meeting.
In a Friday, April 9 statement on its Instagram page, Miami University’s Lecture Series announced it canceled its event featuring Dan Harmon scheduled for Monday, April 12, amid controversy due to Harmon’s past sexual misconduct.
Miami University’s Associated Student Government (ASG) held elections for five cabinet positions at its April 6 meeting. Elections for the remaining six positions will be held at the April 13 meeting.