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The Miami RedHawks baseball team demonstrated resilience after a series sweep of the Oakland University Golden Grizzlies, bouncing back to the .500. Despite the weather postponing the RedHawks' anticipated first home game of the season, they hit the road to face the Wright State University Raiders, putting up a strong fight in a close game.
The Miami University RedHawks will face the University of Nebraska-Omaha Mavericks in their final home series of the season after losing to the Denver University Pioneers last weekend.
The Miami University RedHawks will face the Oakland University Golden Grizzlies in a three-game series this weekend.
Warmer weather has made its way to Oxford as spring awaits just around the corner. With several days of warm weather in late February, Miami students and Oxford residents have taken advantage of the many trails scattered throughout the town and campus.
Even though the Miami University hockey team is struggling now, it wasn’t long ago they were a perennial top program in the nation.
When I was 18, I sat in a crowded lecture hall at Ohio University, crammed on both sides by people I didn’t know, freaked out about how I was going to keep my head above water. I felt myself begin to panic as I stewed in the warmth of other people when a large man wearing a sweat-stained shirt walked into the room, banged a book onto the lectern and just began lecturing.
After losing three straight games to the No. 25 South Carolina Gamecocks and another to the No. 23 Indiana University Hoosiers, the Miami University RedHawks found themselves in a 0-4 hole with many questions about all aspects of their game.
Coming off a rough three-game set against the No.25 University of South Carolina Gamecocks, the Miami University RedHawks baseball team was looking to bounce back against another ranked opponent, the No. 23 Indiana University Hoosiers.
The Miami University RedHawks hockey team is back in action this weekend, facing the No.3 ranked Denver University Pioneers in another National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) matchup.
After the start of the college baseball season, it quickly became real for a lot of Miami University RedHawks baseball fans who were tuned in this weekend that this season could be full of ups and downs.
The Miami University RedHawks baseball team will open its season on the road against the University of South Carolina Gamecocks, who are ranked 25th best in the nation to start the season.
The Miami University hockey team's schedule ramped up significantly after the new year. The team has played five straight National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) series, including four against ranked teams, two of which were in the top 10 in the nation at the time. Two of their five series were back-to-back road trips.
It’s that time of year again. Handshake and LinkedIn are sending out barrages of emails with positions, professors are announcing opportunities for students to apply and the Career Center is holding its plethora of workshops.
At the end of a hallway decorated with frames and canvas, natural light streams in from floor-to-ceiling windows, a fitting illumination for a gallery filled with artwork reflecting the natural world on the other side of the glass.
With the No. 16 St. Cloud State Huskies trying to stay in contention for the NCAA tournament, the Miami University RedHawks had the perfect chance to play spoiler coming into this weekend.
After suffering two heartbreaking losses to the No. 2 ranked University of North Dakota Fighting Hawks last weekend, the Miami University RedHawks hockey team is thrust right back into National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) action against another ranked opponent, the No. 16 St. Cloud State University Huskies.
Eleven forwards, eight defensemen, and two goalies. No reserve players, and missing three of their top-five scorers.
Students are back on campus for their first week of classes, and to celebrate the first weekend back from the long winter break, the Miami University RedHawks hockey team is taking on the #2 ranked University of North Dakota Fighting Hawks at Goggin Ice Center on Friday, Feb. 2 and Saturday, Feb. 3.
“When do you head back to school?”
After six weeks off, Miami University students have once again made the journey back to Oxford for another semester. Students tough out the first several weeks of cold weather, wet conditions and windy days until the spring. The coming of spring brings warm weather and the blooming of plants, a reminder of the resiliency of the natural environment.