By: Gia Mariani Even though I am only 20 years old, I’ve already spent over 10 years raising horses. My grandpa spent his life raising horses on our family farm in Iowa, and my mom grew up riding so naturally that I fell into horse work as well. I have focused most of my efforts into … More Photo Series: Raising Miniature Horses
By: Annie Lalonde This summer, I used nature as my escape from quarantine. The pictures below are vastly different in edits and places, but each was taken in a moment of gratitude and awe. While interning in Washington D.C., I was granted the opportunity to travel along the East Coast. This was full of beaches, … More Summer Travels Photo Series
By: Annie Lalonde The current effects of COVID- 19 have unified us, despite their many challenging aspects. Through nature, we can all find something positive to make the days a little more bearable. Our new allotted time has helped family and friends remember their favorite outdoor activities. I decided to change up my photography for … More Nature’s Forgotten Treasures Found in Quarantine
By: Gia Mariani Over spring break, I took a day trip to East Fork State Park near Bethel, Ohio. It’s about an hour and twenty minute drive from Oxford and is one of the largest state parks in Ohio. The park surrounds a small beach and a man-made lake where boating, swimming and fishing are … More Photos From a Day Hiking at East Fork State Park
By: Elizabeth Weber With many traveling home due to the unexpected close of the semester, the investigative committee decided to change its course towards something more applicable to current events. With so many current stressors, sustainability and recycling might not be the first thing on your mind; however, I hope to provide you with some … More Sustainability in the Time of Coronavirus
By: Annie Lalonde This semester, I am studying abroad at the Miami University Dolibois European Center (MUDEC) in Luxembourg. Many Miami students take advantage of this program where they can travel almost every weekend while still engaging with students from their own university. It is a great way to challenge yourself in a new environment … More Semester Abroad in Luxembourg: Exploring the Black Forest
By: Gia Mariani Staff photographer Gia Mariani captured some of Miami’s beautiful foliage as fall set in across campus. Enjoy these amazing fall colors and what’s left of this great season! Trees around the Presser Hall pond. A bridge on Western Campus near Patterson Place. Patterson Place. One of the many great … More Photos: Fall Transforms Miami’s Campus
By: Annie Lalonde If you drive just five miles northeast of Oxford, Ohio, you can find Hueston Woods State Park. You might have heard of Hueston Woods, your parents might have stayed at their lodge, or maybe this is the first you’ve heard of it. Regardless, Hueston Woods should be on your radar if you … More Photos from a Day at Hueston Woods
By: Holly Flaig Staff photographer Holly Flaig headed out to Miami’s campus trails on Saturday to check out the annual Hike-A-Thon event taking place at DeWitt Cabin. This event was hosted by Miami Benefits and Wellness, Miami Natural Areas and Miami’s Paws for a Cause campus organization. Check out the photos below for a glimpse … More Photos from Saturday’s Hike-A-Thon
Photos courtesy of staff photographers Holly Flaig, Gia Mariani & Maya Smith The following photos were taken outside the President’s residence at Lewis Place where Friday’s climate strikers stood for enhanced campus sustainability commitments and international climate action. Friday marked a day of climate strikes all around the globe, with estimates from 350.org, a partner … More Photos from Campus Climate Strike
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