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The Miami University Board of Trustees adopted resolutions to remove four buildings on Spring Street during the summer of 2026 and approved the Morris, Emerson and Tappan Hall renovations during the Dec. 12 meeting.
The Board of Trustees discussed the planned demolition of Williams Hall, Wells Hall, Hanna House and Joyner House during summer of 2026.
Two of Miami University’s residence halls have experienced antisemitic and racist language and graffiti since September.
It’s a Tuesday. 1961. A 12-year-old Richard Campbell leaves school and hops onto his bright red and white Huffy bike to deliver the Dayton Daily News in his hometown of Dayton. He earns enough to buy some pop and candy from delivering seven days a week.
Campbell stores about 300 copies of that week's edition of the paper in his three-year-old granddaughter’s car seat, and delivers them to businesses Uptown.
Miami University is governed by the Board of Trustees. Within the ranks of the 17 members are two enrolled students meant to be the voice of the student population.
Miami University has 19 sports, not including club or intramural, and 540 student athletes. Each team requires coaches, funding and facilities. David Sayler, Miami’s director of athletics, is in charge of all of them.
Alumni Hall used to be Miami University’s primary library. Authors’ names still line the rotunda, and George Washington still greets students as they walk in the front doors. Now, however, it’s primarily architecture and interior design students walking up the spiral staircases on their way to class.
Paige Sandy ended her first semester at Miami University with two phishing scams under her belt. One convinced her to enter two credit cards and two debit cards to receive a lost package. The other offered her $300 a week to do neuropsychology research in a lab at Miami.
“Will you push me on the swings?”
The city plans to remove the skate park and construct pickleball courts to meet current community demand.
Workday Student, an interface meant to replace BannerWeb, was set to launch in March, but got pushed back to the 2027-2028 academic year.
After a small electrical fire on the first floor of Oxford’s Lane Library in the children's department, library officials say it will reopen later this week.
To celebrate the founding fathers signing the Constitution in 1787, from Sept. 15 to 22, Miami will host a series of on-campus events and programs aimed at exploring the legacy of the Constitution, the political and legal system and the rights and responsibilities of members of a pluralistic democratic society, according to a press release.
A pack of eight runners began their jog at Enjoy Oxford and followed the pre-planned route down Main Street, over the Black Covered Bridge, onto the Oxford Area Trails (OATS) through Leonard Howell Park and then toward Bonham Road until, one by one, they ended up at Skipper’s Pub back on High Street.
Bill Levenderis (middle), Savannah Perry (right) and fellow runner (left) convene at Skipper’s Pub at 6:15 p.m. after their run on Tuesday, Sept. 2.
Church Street Social has been a staple at Miami University for six years, offering trivia on Thursday nights, board games with friends, one-of-a-kind cocktails and more.
Back-to-school season is one of the most fun times of the year. From the fresh faces on campus to the leaves changing, there is no better time to explore Miami University and the surrounding Oxford community.
Editor's Note: This story was jointly reported by The Miami Student and the Oxford Free Press.
Kylie Gunning leads line dancing lessons during Wednesday’s session at Oxford Seniors. She was employed through Miami University’s Service+ program, which was abruptly discontinued in late April due to federal funding cuts to the AmeriCorps program.