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Jeff Berding studied political science, diplomacy and foreign affairs and speech communication, intending to enter a life of politics.
Jeff Berding studied political science, diplomacy, and foreign affairs and speech communication while attending Miami University, intending to enter a life of politics.
Jeff Berding's first time attending a Miami commencement will be at his address in May, despite graduating from here in the '90s.
Emma Baker's fiance proposed to her in a flower field shortly before she moved to Oxford.
Emma Baker's fiance proposed to her in a flower field shortly before she moved to Oxford.
Elizabeth Nassmacher-Wintrow met her future husband when he came over to her house as one of her brother's best friends.
Dear Dean Jerome Conley,
The Faculty Alliance of Miami works on issues ranging from pay range to ensuring academic freedoms.
Morgan was selected by Miami seniors and Associated Student Government as the university's Most Outstanding Professor award in both 1996 and 2000.
Morgan taught journalism at Miami for more than two decades and invigorated a foundering program. His ashes, held in this container, were spread at a. stone bridge near Bachelor Hall on Saturday, Jan. 14
Colleagues, friends and former students gathered at a stone bridge near Bachelor Hall at 11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 14, for a celebration of life in honor of journalism professor emeritus Dr. Hugh Morgan.
Colleagues, friends and former students gathered at a stone bridge near Bachelor Hall at 11 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 14, for a celebration of life in honor of journalism professor emeritus Dr. Hugh Morgan.
The many faces of Dr. Hugh Morgan, professor emeritus of journalism at Miami University. Students would joke with Morgan about his disheveled appearance: hair that would need combed, a shirt that would need tucked in, glasses that would sometimes sit askew on his face.
One of the most beloved faculty members in Miami history, professor Morgan was selected by Miami seniors and Associated Student Government as the university's Most Outstanding Professor award in both 1996 and 2000.
Tatum Moleski and Nathanial Ike at the fall 2019 Mega Fair.
Sophomore Preston Anderson's painting, "Tunnel Vision," was selected to go to the moon.
