Brick Street Bar will receive permit for electronic signage
By Kiernan Pfennig | May 7, 2026City council welcomed a new police officer and passed a resolution to permit electronic signage at Brick Street Bar during its May 5 meeting.
City council welcomed a new police officer and passed a resolution to permit electronic signage at Brick Street Bar during its May 5 meeting.
Several fake gravestones naming removed arts and humanities majors lined the edges of Cook Field as students, faculty and community members gathered to protest the Board of Trustees’ decision to develop a new basketball arena in its place despite wide student and faculty opposition.
Oxford City Council updated their tree management plan and the city’s codified ordinances during its April 21 meeting.
In March, members of Miami University’s varsity esports teams learned they would lose all funding for next year. On April 3, the esports program announced that they had lost funding for the entire program.
Oxford City Council discussed police bodycams, new ambulances and the creation of a mayor’s court during its March 17 meeting
Oxford City Council approved the installation of two new electric vehicle charging stations and listened to a presentation from the Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities during its March 3 meeting.
Four Oxford homeowners voiced their opposition to a resolution passed during city council’s Jan. 20 meeting about constructing a new sidewalk, which would impact the properties of nine homeowners on Olde Farm Road.
Oxford City Council discussed Cook Field construction, the emergency cold shelter and swore in a new police officer at its Feb. 3 meeting.
Oxford City Council approved a resolution to make parking Uptown free over Miami’s winter break and discussed the enforcement of Oxford’s snow route ordinance.
The first of 11 topics debated on the evening of Nov. 19 between the Miami University College Republicans and College Democrats was the role of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs in K-12 and college. The two sides gathered for a debate in Wilks Theater, located in Armstrong Student Center.