“When you’re able to see young people take advantage of what I have to offer and get better and knowing that is a seed that’s planted for the future — that they’re going to be able to build on that — is just thrilling and gratifying,” Kip said. “Just to have a couple of those types of sessions in a week offsets all the strain that comes otherwise.”

Read more about Kip Alishio, who retired as director of Miami's Student Counseling Services, at miamistudent.net.

Seventh-seeded Miami basketball is moving on in the Mid-American Conference Tournament after defeating the 10th-seeded Ohio Bobcats 68-55 at Millett Hall on Monday. The win marks the first time the RedHawks have advanced to the second round since 2013.

Read more of our game coverage at miamistudent.net.

A week and a half after Miami’s Interfraternity Council (IFC) announced a sweeping social suspension due to hazing allegations, 12 chapters are now cleared to operate as usual.

Read more at miamistudent.net.

"If Noel, Oliver and Paul do choose to come here, we hope that hazing is something they hear stories about, not experience, that they don’t need an “It’s On Us” campaign to teach people about consent, that every student feels comfortable and welcomed here, no matter their sex, gender, nationality or religion, and that diversity is something Miami is known for, not something the school has to strive for."

Watch a story about these ambitious Oxford third-graders at miamistudent.net.

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"Abigail Wenger sat outside of Emerson Hall two and a half years ago on a warm, September evening. She only planned to do homework. She never expected to meet the love of her life."

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Former Miami student Nora Husani founded Kode2Learn in May 2014. Since its inception, the club expanded its roster to 124 students.

The young students learn basic java and how to make points, lines and squares.

Read the full story at miamistudent.net.

In its last home series of the season, The Brotherhood - Miami University Hockey took five of six conference points from No. 12 North Dakota, beating the Fighting Hawks 4-3 in overtime.

The Miami Student hosted a public safety forum, City Matters, attended by Oxford and Miami officials.

The event, moderated by assistant news editor Ceili Doyle and editor-in-chief Emily Williams covered, topics including the Good Samaritan policy, recent hazing allegations against Miami fraternities and town-gown relations in Oxford.

This Monday, Student Body Presidential candidates Alex Boster, James Gale and Meaghan Murtagh will present and discuss their platforms at the Miami University Associated Student Government's annual debate.

This year, The Miami Student's managing editor Jack Evans will help moderate.

"Hosted by Miami Activities and Programming and the International Student and Scholar Services, the event, happening for the second time ever, brought various student organizations together under the banner of brewed beverages."

Read about more campus cultural events at miamistudent.net.

"For 40 days, I decided to refrain from checking up on my high school classmates’ Snapchat stories, stalking crushes on Facebook, and constantly refreshing my beloved Twitter feed. It hasn’t even been two full weeks since Ash Wednesday, and I have to say it has been so hard."

Read the rest at miamistudent.net.

Dayton’s Oregon District is usually known for its nightlife, but the historic part of town is also worth an afternoon visit.

Miami University Associated Student Government unanimously passed a bill to lower laundry prices in the residence halls last Tuesday.

After comparing the $3.50 Miami University students are paying per load to other Ohio public universities, which only charge between $2.50 to $3 per load, two senators saw no reason for the higher prices.

Read more about the bill at miamistudent.net.