Groups of students make their way into Leonard Theatre in Peabody Hall, ready to sit through their weekly lecture. As they enter, they find their seats and chat among themselves to pass the time before the start of class.
BAM 2.0 may be the most recent activist movement at Miami, but it’s far from the first. Miami has a rich history of such movements, which can be traced back 55 years to the Freedom Summer training that took place at the Western College for Women, now part of Miami, in 1964.
University Senate has yet to make a decision on the contested proposed reporting arrests policy that faculty assembly voted to return to them for further discussion on Sept. 10.
Like many other college students, relaxation isn’t a part of my daily agenda. Between my 17 credit hours, my job, my UA position, my two exec positions and The Student, I barely even have time to sleep. However, I’ve come to realize that I’d be better off if I learned to chill every once in a while.
The new nursing education facilities construction project in Pearson Hall is underway and on track to finish by next semester.
The Miami University Sustainability Committee did not reach a consensus on whether or not Miami should sign the Presidents' Climate Leadership Commitment at their meeting on Tuesday, April 16.
A petition encouraging Miami University's administration to sign on to the Presidents' Climate Leadership Commitment, a multifaceted program that requires universities to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by a goal date, has circulated around campus the last few weeks. The University Sustainability Committee will review and discuss the commitment this morning.
