Madeline is a senior from Frankfort, IL, majoring in history and sociology. She has written about a wide variety of topics during her three years at TMS, but she primarily focuses on ASG, academics and the history of Miami.
Additionally, Madeline is the editor of the food section.
Outside of TMS, Madeline is an RA, a pledge trainer for Alpha Phi Omega, the secretary of Adopt-A-School and a research fellow for the Humanities Center (yes, she’s exhausted).
When she can find a sliver of free time, Madeline enjoys watching baseball (go Sox!), thrifting and going on long, aimless drives with friends.
After she graduates from Miami, she hopes to attend law school and become some sort of human rights attorney.
To leave feedback or pitch a story, you can contact Madeline at phabymr@miamioh.edu.
Residents of Miami University’s Hillcrest Hall were cleared to return to their rooms at 10:42 a.m. on Nov. 19 after they were evacuated yesterday and required to spend the night in temporary housing due to a carbon monoxide leak.
Miami University’s Associated Student Government (ASG) heard articles of impeachment against At-Large Senator Ethan Stack at its Nov. 16 meeting.
Pickle and Pig, which opened at 77 S. Main Street on Nov. 9, gives customers the opportunity to experience Prohibition.
In lieu of a normal Senate meeting, Miami University’s Associated Student Government (ASG) held an administrators’ panel on Nov. 9.
Miami University’s Associated Student Government (ASG) confirmed its new Directors of Transgender Equity & Inclusion and elected four new senators at its Nov. 2 meeting.
I realize this is an extremely hot take, but I’m not a huge fan of Halloween. I don’t like anything scary or spooky, dressing up stresses me out and it just isn’t my vibe in general. The one thing I’ve always loved about the holiday, though, is the candy.
Given that I’m The Miami Student’s Food Editor, it’s somewhat ironic that I’ve always had a complicated relationship with food.
As of Oct. 27, 92% of Miami University students at the Oxford campus have received at least the first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, according to an email from Miami’s COVID Response Team.
As a fan of a team who had not won a division title in more than a decade prior to this season, I know a thing or two about rooting for the underdog. The best thing about baseball, though, is that the underdog sometimes wins.
Miami University’s Associated Student Government (ASG) held a brief panel discussion for faith-based student organizations at its Oct. 19 meeting.