The Diverse Trees on the Regionals’ Middletown Campus
By Maureen Wilson — Something unique about the Middletown campus is how green it is, in terms of different tree species and other abundant flora. […]
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Exploring AI Applications in Research
By Maureen Wilson — Using artificial intelligence to complete assignments is typically frowned upon, but what is its role in research? While concerns about academic […]
Are AI Images Becoming More Difficult to Identify?
By Maureen Wilson — AI-generated images have existed as long as there’s been computers to generate them. However, in recent years, its accessibility and popularity […]
Preparing the Perfect Fall Garden, with Janelle Allen
By Maureen Wilson — When it comes to gardening, fall may not be the first season to come to mind. But, it can be a […]
Building Sustainability in Our Own Communities
By Maureen Wilson — Annually, 60 billion garments are never sold, and in the United States, 30-40% of the food supply is wasted. There’s no […]
Happy 30th Birthday, Illuminati!
By Maureen Wilson — Illuminati: Journal of the Arts, a student organization and publication, celebrated its 30th anniversary and 2025 Spring issue launch recently on […]
Measuring Up Mount Tambora, with Prof. Tammie Gerke
By Maureen Wilson — Could you survive a year without summer? Two centuries ago, that happened to be the harsh reality people around the world […]
Illuminati Makes Appearance at Oxford Poetry Reading
By Maureen Wilson — Literary journal and student organization Illuminati: A Journal of the Arts thrived at the open mic during Oxford’s poetry reading last […]
MUM’s Spring Fling Finds Success
By Maureen Wilson — If there’s any time that you’d find Middletown Miami students congregating excitedly, it’s during Spring Fling. On April 10th, in the […]
Scraps to Soil, with Janelle Allen
By Maureen Wilson — Most Americans often express interest in composting, the natural process of decomposing natural material into fertilizer, but they believe its inconvenience […]