I am a lead plaintiff in a lawsuit on behalf of my classmates seeking a reasonable refund for the difference in tuition and fees we paid for in-person educational experiences versus less valuable online courses.
Two years since filing suit against Miami for a breach of contract related to COVID-19, two alumnae are pursuing class certification for a second time.
My “home routine” only consisted of going to the gym, reading for pleasure, babysitting occasionally and seeing my friends, but it made me feel like there was at least some structure to my break.
On Dec. 15, the Talawanda school board members voted on a series of cuts, reductions and fees that will yield $5.3 million the next four school years, and students, faculty and staff are preparing for the future of the school district.
Miami University faculty met over Zoom for a Senate working session to discuss additions to Miami’s campus free speech policy.
Miami University’s Associated Student Government passed one bill and one resolution at its first meeting of the semester on Jan. 24.
At Oxford City Council’s Jan. 17 meeting, council members unanimously approved the Oxford Tomorrow comprehensive city plan.
SPORTS// Miami hoops isn’t having a great season. But if you like basketball, sports or just unusual things in general: “The Dancing Bull,” Anderson Mirambeaux, is a great reason to take in a game. You may never see another hooper like him.
Miami University hockey’s struggles continued this weekend as the team got swept at Steve “Coach” Cady Arena by National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) opponent North Dakota.
Emoni Bates, a former five star basketball recruit who graced the cover of Sports Illustrated as a 15-year-old, played at Millett Hall this weekend. Despite a mediocre performance from Bates, Miami lost at home to Eastern Michigan.
Content Warning: This article contains themes of interpersonal violence and death.
Welcome back to campus RedHawks! In the first episode of the new year, your host Ted Brennan brings back former Pressbox Thoughts guest and current Miami men’s basketball forward Curtis Harrison IV to talk about how the men’s team has transitioned in their first season under new leadership.
Custodial staff at King Library found a bed bug on the first floor near the circulation desk on Jan. 24.
Jeffery Jones, a full-time student at Miami University, died unexpectedly on Friday, Jan. 13.
Miami University student Anish Rajan Rajaram and his parents were found dead by police in their home in Dublin, Ohio.
Hugh Joseph Morgan, an esteemed professor emeritus of English and journalism who spent 23 years teaching at Miami University, died on Dec. 6, 2022, in Cincinnati. He is remembered fondly by students, colleagues and family.
This fall, as I settled into a routine that mostly involved going to class and then burrowing into my bed for several hours, I began to crave a sense of this adventure. Then, Atria Books (a Simon & Schuster imprint) sent me an advanced reader copy of “The Cloisters,” Katy Hays’ debut novel, and I found exactly what I was looking for.
Nationally-touring dance company Step Afrika! stomped into Miami University’s Hall Auditorium on Friday, Nov. 11.
The Bahamas bowl, the first game of the 2022 bowl season, was incredibly entertaining. Miami’s defense had a great first half, but couldn’t do much to stop UAB in the second. The Miami offense wasn’t great, but it was two yards or a couple of made kicks short of good enough.
The Talawanda School Board members passed budget reductions proposed by superintendent Ed Theroux at its meeting on Dec. 15. The board hopes to help save money and boost revenue for the Talawanda School District.
Miami administration and faculty headed to Columbus on Dec. 12 & 13 to make arguments for which full-time faculty should be allowed to participate in the union. A date will not be set for Miami faculty to vote on the union until a decision is made.
