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The University Senate introduced the new provost and Associated Student Government (ASG) representatives and delivered updates on sustainability efforts, as well as proposed changes to attendance policies and the Miami Plan during its April 13 meeting.
Miami University Senate listening to a presentation during their meeting April 13.
The Miami University Senate introduced a new review process, approved a department merger and advanced a proposal for a new degree during its meeting on March 30.
The Miami University Senate meets on March 30
The University Senate reflected on its role in shared governance, provided updates on the Miami Access Program and discussed the merger of the Department of Microbiology and Department of Biology during its March 9 meeting.
Provost Chris Makaroff announced that syllabi must be posted on a public website prior to the first day of class beginning fall 2026.
The Miami University Senate reviewed the community arena survey and discussed the implementation of Student Workday and Online Library Video Educational Resources (OLiVER) during its meeting on Feb. 23.
University Senate reviewed the community arena survey.
An increasing number of older adults has created a growing demand for research and professionals who not only provide care, but also understand the complex needs of older adults. Miami University’s Scripps Gerontology Center offers opportunities for students to connect their education to the captivating world of aging.
The University Senate reviewed ongoing discussions on the revision of the Miami Plan and the relocation of the basketball arena during the Feb. 9 meeting.
From painting murals to singing tunes at the Oxford Farmer’s Market, this artist has touched the hearts of the Oxford community for many years. Joe Prescher, a freelance artist, has been using his skills around Oxford since he moved from Dallas, Texas.
Prescher's last five years have been spent freelancing with his microphone and guitar around Oxford.
King Cafe, located in the basement of King Library, has permanently closed due to a decline in business over the past years.
Oxford City Council approved an ordinance concerning a conditional use for an indoor golf simulator entertainment facility located at 10 N. Beech St. and expressed its desire to dissolve the Student Community Relations Commission at its Sept. 2 meeting.