At the intersection of South Campus Avenue and Spring Street, a white Jeep heading North on South Campus hit a pedestrian Nov. 14 at approximately 2:14 p.m.
Veterans, students and residents alike gathered in Martin Luther King Jr. Park Uptown on Monday for Oxford’s annual Veterans Day celebration, put on by Oxford Parks and Recreation.
King Library held “New Books at Miami,” where a section of the library was donated to published faculty authors, who brought copies of their books and held "micro-talks."
Ron Stevens, director of the Miami University Art Center, watched his daughter grow up swimming in the Billings Natatorium. Now, his desk overlooks what used to be the middle of the pool.
Since 2019, Miami University’s New Wave Theatre has been offering students a way to bring their creative visions to life, providing aspiring theater professionals with hands-on experience in writing, directing and producing their own plays and musicals — all while creating a sense of community in the process.
Buried deep in Miami University’s Use of University Property policies is Section 9, which outlines something few students likely know: camping on Miami property is strictly prohibited.
Miami University students received more than 100 emails between just after 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. due to what Miami Information Technology Services said was a "misconfiguration on some of the email lists."
Parents of Talawanda High School students say leave of absence is fair but worry about teacher, school post leave.
The Spotlight Tours of Miami University hosted a celebration and commemoration of the 60th anniversary of Freedom Summer, titled “Through Their Lens; Photographing Freedom Summer.”
Miami University is in the early stages of developing a new university-affiliated hotel, with one proposed location being the northwest corner of Cook Field. The request for proposals opened on Sept. 5 and closed at the beginning of October.
Considering the impact their choices at registration will have on their next few months at Miami University, the process can be just as challenging as it is rewarding.
Oxford’s City Council discussed waste management contracts, funding adjustments for the local tourism bureau and community developments in the Nov. 7 meeting.
The Talawanda school district placed Danielle Mann, an English teacher at Talawanda High School, on administrative leave following a social media post Mann made on TikTok during school hours on Wednesday, Nov. 7.
Oxford’s City Council discussed waste management contracts, funding adjustments for the local tourism bureau and community developments in the Nov. 7 meeting.
You might have noticed a change in scenery during your last visit to Peffer Park. On the wall of the U.S. 27 underpass is Oxford’s newest mural. Completed by the artist, Hannah Webb, on Oct. 20, the mural depicts four bright, colorful foxes.
For almost 1,000 off-campus students, Halloween trick-or-treating didn’t involve stepping foot outside. Instead of Snickers and KitKats, they received condoms, Narcan and fentanyl testing strips on their doorsteps.
Between Oct. 28 and Nov. 4, Oxford police responded to 21 incidents, according to Oxford Police Department reports.
What does investment and entrepreneurship mean? This is a question the fourth graders at Bogan and Kramer were able to answer at the end of the school day on Oct. 25.
As Dr. Sian “Leo” Proctor walked across the stage, she asked the crowd one thing: “Who wants to go to space?” Not surprisingly, the majority of the audience, an eclectic mix of STEM majors, artists and military, raised their hands.
The two Butler County Commissioner seats on the ballot this year have officially been decided.