Sean is a sophomore from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, majoring in journalism. He joined TMS at the beginning of his freshman year and has written almost every week since.
In January, he joined the editorial staff as an Asst Campus & Community Editor. He also just recently became an Asst. Entertainment Editor. Sean enjoys writing about everything from City Council to profiles to music and movies.
If he isn’t working on an article, Sean is probably exploring Oxford’s nature trails or listening to music, and the song is probably by Lorde or Florence and the Machine.
He doesn’t have solid plans after graduation but hopes the next three years will be enough time to figure it out.
Provost Jason Osborne’s tenure has been one filled with challenge and conflict – perhaps more than any Miami University provost.
By now, everyone knows what a fandom is, whether their first mental image is the BTS Army or Harry Potter Millennials. But is there a dark side? Today, co-hosts Maggie Peña and Sean Scott are joined by staff writer Reece Hollowell to discuss the history and trajectory of fandoms today.
“Everything, Everywhere, All At Once” may just be A24’s magnum opus.
A tense interaction kicked off an otherwise typical Oxford City Council meeting on Tuesday, April 19.
Students voting for Associated Student Government’s (ASG) Student Senator positions on Miami University’s Hub April 27 and 28 will have an additional item to weigh in on this election: an amendment to add a land acknowledgment to ASG’s constitution.
Between streaming, television, social media and film, there are more ways than ever for young people to make it to Hollywood. But who’s in the business for the long haul? This week, hosts Maggie Peña and Sean Scott guess who will be the biggest stars of tomorrow
The Miami Tribe of Oklahoma and Miami University celebrated 50 years of partnership at the ninth biennial Myaamiaki Conference Saturday, April 9.
Ever since my first encounter with FKA Twigs and her magnum opus “MAGDALENE” in 2019, my life has been a constant search for the next artpop/electronic/R&B/I-don’t-know-what masterpiece.
Inflation brought on by two years in a pandemic and Russia’s war on Ukraine was on full display at Oxford’s City Council meeting Tuesday, April 5.
Students at Miami University might be free to enjoy alcoholic drinks outdoors in Uptown Oxford next semester.