As soon as McCurdy entered the room, the audience burst into thunderous applause. She and Large shared a hug once McCurdy walked onstage. Large informed the audience that Miami is the first university McCurdy would be speaking at as part of her tour.
Butler County’s risk level for COVID-19 has downgraded to low risk, according to an email from Miami University’s COVID response team on Friday, Sept. 23.
Looking to get out of the rut of watching Netflix every date? Columnist Meredith Perkins offers some fun and affordable Oxford date ideas to spice up your fall.
Initially opened in early 2022, Oxford Originals is a student-run business for those looking to professionally record music. Unfortunately, due to various complications, it was closed before the end of the spring semester. Now, it’s back.
In fall 2021, 241 students took their first classes at Miami University. But it wasn’t their first year in college — they were transfer students.
Miami University’s peer-run social justice choir, Students of Song, launched in spring 2022 and is building momentum toward a showcase in spring 2023.
After Miami University announced a new zonal parking system, some students are left confused, but Miami officials hope that the change will help decongest lots.
The 92% rate is up from 74.6% in 2018, but university officials say that doesn’t necessarily reflect the current rate of acceptance at Miami.
In 2020, Peiyu Yang was excited to start his first year at Miami University, but he knew his experience would be different from most students.
Miami University is so often described as “the most beautiful campus there ever was,” so when Brian Vogt, a Miami junior saw the amount of litter all over campus, he was shocked.
After Miami University leadership recommended terminating its contract with Proctorio in September 2021, University Senate began looking for alternatives to the remote proctoring service to better align with the interests of students and staff.
Miami University’s Associated Student Government (ASG) approved funding allocations and passed a resolution related to special elections at its first meeting of the semester on Sept. 13.
The Butler County General Health District health inspectors have issued “critical violations” to six Miami University on-campus dining areas. Five Oxford restaurants were also given critical violations when inspectors visited earlier this month.
A dissident championing democracy, Nobel Peace Prize winner and former president of Poland, Lech Walesa, spoke at Miami University this past Thursday to students, faculty and Oxford community members.
Oxford City Council approved a resolution to reimburse Miami University with $132,000 in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding for a building renovation during its Sept. 6 meeting.
Up three flights of stairs in Upham Hall lies a center older than the building itself. Positioned at the end of one of the characteristically dim hallways is the Scripps Gerontology Center, an aging center with a bright future.
Miami University students gathered outside Armstrong Student Center on Monday night to protest the university’s lack of response to the overturn of Roe v. Wade and advocate for more reproductive resources on campus.
An Ohio man was recently sentenced to four to six years in prison for the attempted rape of a Miami University student. While the MUPD did not issue a safety bulletin for this incident, his conviction has led members of the Miami community to question whether providing updates to past bulletins would be beneficial.
Two months after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, Miami University held a Reproductive Rights Town Hall in Armstrong Student Center.
Al-Dajani’s passion for psychology research and mentorship led her to Miami.