"During my time at Miami University, the most important thing I’ve learned is the importance of speaking up. The transition to college can feel insurmountable, especially in a sea of thousands of students, but it gets a lot less scary if you remember to extend a simple, 'Hi.'"
Hockey forward Doug Grimes and Field Hockey back Kylie Coughlin shared their stories about how they balance family, friends and internships all while being Division I athletes.
After a disappointing end to the 2025 campaign, the RedHawks look to rebound and once again find success in the 2026 football season.
The New York Yankees draft former Miami standout reliever Austin Berggren with pick 368 in the MLB Draft
The Miami University Board of Trustees approved the fiscal year 2027 budget and heard presentations on MiamiTHRIVE and athletics at their June 26 meeting. The board also authorized the creation of the Cleveland Clinic president’s fund, which would be used partially to fund the joint quantum computing initiative with the Cleveland Clinic.
"The Faculty Alliance of Miami (FAM), the union representing nearly 800 full-time continuing faculty and librarians, is fighting for reasonable protections, including a stipulation that faculty cannot be replaced by AI. The administration is refusing to agree even to these minimal protections."
The Miami University RedHawks baseball team suffered a 3-1 defeat at the hands of the Kent State University Golden Flashes. The loss eliminated the RedHawks from Mid-American Conference (MAC) tournament title contention.
RedHawks drop game one of MAC tournament to NIU
Miami University’s Board of Trustees voted to approve the Miami Integrated Learning Experience (MILE), the addition of AI across all majors, departmental mergers and increasing tuition and fees for the incoming cohort.
Miami baseball receives 12 regular season awards for its dominant play in the Mid-American Conference.
The Miami University RedHawks baseball team will head to the MAC tournament as the one seed for the second straight year.
For almost 35 years, Mary Jean Corbett’s office was in Bachelor Hall. Whether it was overlooking Cook Field, next to the courtyard, or looking over the parking lot, Bachelor felt like home.
As the frantic energy of finals week settles into the Oxford air, James Tobin, professor of journalism, prepares for a deadline of a different sort. After two decades of teaching at Miami University, Tobin approaches his final lesson.
To Chi Truong, arriving at Miami University meant starting from scratch.
Sophie Wertz’s final bow comes full-circle.
A SWAT and Oxford Police Department (OPD) team was seen raiding 16 E. Walnut St., a house named “Mtn Dew.”
"Instead, I wrote to communicate. As part of that, I sometimes crafted elaborate short stories. I’ve always loved writing and have always excelled at it."
Often, summer can become too hot to bear, and the only thing that sounds good is lying in bed, making it the perfect time to indulge in binge-watching. So, here are five movies to help you pass the time.
