For years, as people stood under Upham Arch, looking past the Seal out toward King Library, a tree blocked their view down the straight sidewalk.
In early December 2021, she heard back that she was the perfect match for a patient. This January, Kelley flew to Gift of Life’s collection center in Boca Raton, Florida, with her mom to go through the donation process.
Western Dining Commons was dominated by an atmosphere of growing chatter from a tucked away section just behind the check-in counter. The cause of the commotion: a newly reopened ice cream bar.
The Miami Tribe of Oklahoma and Miami University celebrated 50 years of partnership at the ninth biennial Myaamiaki Conference Saturday, April 9.
In an email to the Miami University community on Tuesday, April 12, University Communications said norovirus is present on campus.
This April, Miami University is hosting a series of events in recognition of Sexual Assualt Awareness Month (SAAM).
The Faculty Alliance of Miami (FAM), a proposed faculty union at Miami University, announced it would move to the next step toward unionization at a meeting Wednesday, April 13.
When junior biomedical engineering major Ilsa Shaikh has free time, she spends it thinking about how to get clean water to a community she’s never been to.
After three years as Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, Jason Osborne has announced his departure from Miami University. His last day in his role will be June 30.
Ryan Murphy and Vilppu Anttila are followers of Jesus. They also own a table-building business. And the two aren’t mutually exclusive — Quite the opposite, actually.
A new online diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) microcredential course has been developed at Miami University and is free for all alumni, faculty, staff and students.
Miami University’s Multifaith Engagement for Transformative Action (META) team will host Better Together, a week of activities connecting students with interfaith organizations.
Bachelor Hall will undergo a complete structural and cosmetic renovation to combine humanities classes and modernize the 43-year-old academic building.
An author as well as professor, Hernández’s most recent book, “The Kissing Bug,” which won the PEN/Jean Stein Book Award, is about Chagas disease, which is prominent in rural Latin American areas.
Inflation brought on by two years in a pandemic and Russia’s war on Ukraine was on full display at Oxford’s City Council meeting Tuesday, April 5.
A Miami jump roping competition this past weekend attracted national schools including the University of Notre Dame and Stanford University.
It’s been about a year since videos of elders being attacked and the tragic shootings in Atlanta and Indianapolisput a spotlight on hate crimes and racism toward the Asian-American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community.
Students at Miami University might be free to enjoy alcoholic drinks outdoors in Uptown Oxford next semester.
The candidates took to the stage to tackle a range of topics including Ukraine, crime and Critical Race Theory.
Pulley Tower was surrounded by a buzz of activity Saturday morning as Newton Crawford ran from student to student, offering up a softball he held in his mouth.