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The composition of Miami University's international student population will change with the class of 2023, as the number of Chinese students applying to Miami is down 37 percent from last year's numbers. The number of domestic student applications has stayed relatively constant, and Miami has admitted more students overall than it did last year.
For the first time ever, Miami University's Associated Student Government (ASG) voted not to approve the tier requirements of the Red Brick Rewards system, though student organization funding for the semester will not be affected.
Miami University Associated Student Government (ASG) denied money and canceled funding hearings Monday, Feb. 4 for 31 student organizations just hours before the hearings were scheduled to begin.
Beginning this semester, fraternity life will implement a number of changes, including higher academic standards and a shorter new member period. Permanent live-in house directors will be required at every fraternity house by fall 2019.
Miami University's Associated Student Government (ASG) is addressing drinking Uptown by handing out water bottles, an endeavor they are paying student organizations to help them with.
Miami University's Associated Student Government (ASG) hopes this semester to improve its internal operations, increase the diversity of the senate body and connect with the general student population.
A tweet from the Oxford Police Department (OPD) has caused some to interpret that OPD police officials do not believe sexual assault survivors who report incidents to the department.
Miami University's Associated Student Government (ASG) unanimously passed five bills at their last meeting of the semester on Tuesday, Dec. 4.
This semester amid internal divisions over a racial slur-related incident and a slew of resignations, Associated Student Government (ASG) has made some steps toward campus health and safety, efforts that senators hope will continue into the spring semester.
Two Associated Student Government (ASG) senators resigned recently, leaving a total of five seats open after the resignation of two senators and an executive cabinet member last month.
Divisions plague ASG after racially insensitive video drops in a group chat
Colleges all over the country are signing an agreement to focus on mitigating the effects of climate change, but Miami University has not yet taken this step.
The Office of Community Standards (OCS), formerly known as OESCR, is drafting guidelines for sanctions in Title IX cases -- something the university hasn't had before -- to provide a consistent way to deal with these incidents.
After a civil debate, Miami University Associated Student Government (ASG) passed a bill in support of making emergency contraceptives available in all on-campus market locations.
Drivers should take extra care to pay their parking tickets on time -- armed with a new plate-scanning technology, Oxford Police Department is on the prowl for unpaid citations.
During last week's Associated Student Government (ASG) meeting, Miami University's Director of Community Standards Ann James introduced her thoughts on new potential policies regarding sexual assault while ASG president Meghan Murtagh introduced a new Miami Initiative Team (MIT) to de-stigmatize binge drinking.
Miami University's Associated Student Government (ASG) heard a report on potentially reforming the one-door policy and elected new senators at their meeting on Oct. 23.
Students poured into Wilks Theater in the Armstrong Student Center, many of them sporting red bracelets with the hashtag "here for you." Red and white name tags identified people as employees of Student Counseling Services (SCS), there to see the speech but also to make themselves available to anyone who might be triggered by it. When the lights dimmed and the first speaker took the stage, there was barely an open seat left.
At their meeting on Oct. 16, Miami University's Associated Student Government (ASG) announced 0 percent cutbacks after their second round of funding hearings.
Miami University Associated Student Government (ASG) unanimously passed bills in support of changing the one-door policy and distributing informational fliers about sexual assault resources at their meeting on Oct. 9.