When Mónnica Gay and other executive members of UNIDOS, a Latinx and Hispanic organization, were selling quesadillas as a fundraiser, a student asked if they worked at Fiesta Charra, a popular Mexican restaurant Uptown.
The survey was distributed to all Miami students, faculty and staff and asked questions related to diversity and inclusion. It was conducted by Miami’s Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion (OIDI).
Kaylin Loncar is used to being in the basement.
On Feb. 15, Miami University’s former provost Jason Osborne participated in an open forum at the University of Baltimore (UBalt) for the university’s provost position. Earlier this month on Feb. 6, Osborne briefly updated his LinkedIn to include the title “Executive Director of MU Institute for Responsible Gaming, Lotteries, and Sport.” By the end of the day, Osborne had removed the title from his page.
On Dec. 15, the Talawanda school board members voted on a series of cuts, reductions and fees that will yield $5.3 million the next four school years, and students, faculty and staff are preparing for the future of the school district.
The Talawanda School Board members passed budget reductions proposed by superintendent Ed Theroux at its meeting on Dec. 15. The board hopes to help save money and boost revenue for the Talawanda School District.
Jeanette Altarriba, one of the finalists for Miami University’s provost search, participated in an open forum on Dec. 2.
The Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion at Miami University has been busy this past semester, increasing diversity, equity and inclusion efforts across campus.
The JANUS Forum, hosted by Miami’s political science department, invites two individuals with opposing views to come together and discuss their opinions.
Before Caleb Wright, a mathematics and integrated math education double major, began his first year at Miami University, he knew he wanted to study abroad, but as his senior year began, he had to prepare for student teaching.