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If you're looking for something to read, check out out the romantasy sub-genre.

Romantasy books with yearning so exquisite they make you believe in true love

By Parker Green | August 30, 2026

I’ve been thinking a lot about romantasy (the sub-genre combining fantasy and romance); specifically, what makes a good one. For me, it boils down to two points: the fantasy-world plotline needs to be equally as strong as the romantic one, and the romance should be carried by a heavy, slow-burn, borderline-pathetic amount of yearning.Because I’m feeling generous, I will share five(ish) books that fit this mold exactly. Prepare to have your life changed.

Parker Green is a writer for the Opinion section and a Campus & Community Editor at The Miami Student. Photo provided by Parker Green

Meet the Columnist: Parker Green

By Parker Green | April 12, 2026

For me, opinion writing is less about uniform topics and more about a writing style that sounds like me.

Journalism professor Joe Fenley is challenging Oxford City council’s closed executive sessions. Henley says the City charter section dealing with closed meetings is unclear and questionable. October 28, 1994.

From printing press to pixels, journalism constantly evolves

By Parker Green | March 3, 2026

Like everything in this digital age, journalism has rapidly evolved. While some assume this shift was out of the blue, journalism and media more broadly have long been subjected to rapid evolution.

Parker Green (back, second from right) is a part of a sorority at Miami University. Photo provided by Parker Green.

Stereotyping sororities: You’re not edgy or original, you’re just mean.

By Parker Green | February 2, 2026

"As a member of a sorority myself, I’ve heard all the stereotypes firsthand, particularly when I went through recruitment. It’s weird what people are willing to say to your face, especially from those who have chosen not to participate in Greek life."

Parker Green cuts a scrap piece of paper in the Makerspace. Photo provided by Parker Green

A love letter to the Makerspace

By Parker Green | November 28, 2025

"For me, the Makerspace (and art in general) allows me to make mistakes — to be absolutely terrible at something — in a consequence-free environment."

Asst. Campus and Community editors Parker Green and Shannon Mahoney, along with Asst. Culture editor Ayla Peden shares their favorite and least favorite books of 2025.

Bookworm Review wrapped: Our writers’ best and worst reads

By Shannon Mahoney , Ayla Peden and Parker Green | November 25, 2025

As the semester comes to a close, so does another year of great — and not so great — books that made 2025 that much more entertaining. As you may or may not know, every other week, writers Ayla Peden, Shannon Mahoney and Parker Green each take turns to recommend some of their favorite books to you, lovely readers.So, in this edition, they have decided to come together and share their favorite and least favorite books of 2025.

The Miami men's basketball team practices at Millett Hall on Nov. 18

Behind the jersey: A sit down with 3 men’s basketball players

By Parker Green | November 22, 2025

The Miami Student sat down with junior wing Eian Elmer, junior guard Jackson Kotecki and senior guard Peter Suder in an unconventional interview to talk superpowers, superstitions and more.

The Army Reserve Officer Training Corps offers students like Lily Rose the ability to expand their horizons.

ROTC and the government shutdown: Training continues on campus

By Maddie Kaltenmark and Parker Green | November 21, 2025

Many government-run organizations faced the threat of funding issues, and the military was no exception. While general troops were paid during the shutdown, there were fears that a long period of government closure could result in future missed payments and suspension of ROTC scholarships or stipends.

Cultivating my online experience: How I protect my peace

By Parker Green | November 19, 2025

"Quite simply, I don’t have the energy to listen to another person's bigotry, not when that energy could be put to good use. It’s this line of reasoning that has led me to start unfollowing people, an effort I’ve proudly learned from my dad."

Asst. campus & community editor Parker Green suggests Oxford-based date ideas.

Here are 5 cute dates perfect for college students

By Parker Green | November 11, 2025

Cuffing season is officially upon us, which means you (yes, YOU) need to step up your dating game. Here are five cute date ideas in the Oxford area, perfect for any price point or level of commitment.

Parker Green

Romantasy books with yearning so exquisite they make you believe in true love

Meet the Columnist: Parker Green

From printing press to pixels, journalism constantly evolves

Stereotyping sororities: You’re not edgy or original, you’re just mean.

A love letter to the Makerspace

Bookworm Review wrapped: Our writers’ best and worst reads

Behind the jersey: A sit down with 3 men’s basketball players

ROTC and the government shutdown: Training continues on campus

Cultivating my online experience: How I protect my peace

Here are 5 cute dates perfect for college students

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