By: Elizabeth Weber and Mackenzie Lotz With over a month in quarantine and warmer weather on its way, Investigative Committee members Elizabeth Weber and Mackenzie Lotz share how they have spent their time. Elizabeth’s Time at Home Life at home has been filled with the outdoors, school work, meetings and Netflix-watching. I have taken countless … More How We Are Spending Quarantine
By: Shannon Reilly Around the middle of the semester, Oxford can start to feel isolated, so weekends are the perfect chance to get out. Cincinnati is only a short drive from Miami, but what is there to do when you get there? This past weekend I visited the Over The Rhine neighborhood of Cincinnati and … More Sustainable Shopping: Cincinnati
By Sarah Tyrrell Miami University alumna, Melanie Oliva, wants to inspire others to save the bees, and she plans to do so through art. In August, Oliva helped in launching the project Inspiration Pollination. While raising awareness of this global issue, Inspiration Pollination is also promoting the value of art. The movement involves artists and … More Miami Grad Creates A Real Buzz
It is easy to ignore what cannot be seen. The exhaust from millions of cars on a Monday morning commute, the trees cut down to create paper, the gallons of water from a day’s worth of dishes and 30 minute showers, are nearly impossible to conceptualize, invisible to the naked eye. Yet, their effects are … More Voices of Art Contest
The henna plant holds much cultural significance in many countries including the African country of Somalia, Yemen, India, and many other regions, too. The first usage of henna that comes to mind is the henna tattoo, an often intricate, red design which gets painted on the skin and lasts for 1-3 weeks. Nowadays, black or … More The Art of Henna
GreenHawks Media 