Miami University’s new Center for Civics, Culture and Society will be established this fall – two years after the initial passage of Senate Bill 117 that legally required certain public Ohio universities to establish these types of centers.
For Chris Wolfe, coming back to Ohio after leaving his hometown of Cleveland Heights to attend Denison University was not the plan. But the opportunity to work at Miami University after receiving his doctorate of philosophy (Ph.D.) in cognitive psychology from the University of Pittsburgh turned into a 36-year-long career in academia.
In March, President Donald Trump signed his 95th executive order: plans to begin dismantling the Department of Education (ED).
The City of Oxford, Oxford Community Arts Center (OCAC) and the Public Arts Commission of Oxford (PACO) have teamed up to launch their third annual Call for Art initiative. After receiving 79 submissions from 37 artists, only 13 artists and their respective pieces were selected for a year-long exhibition in the Oxford Municipal Building.
Opinion columnist Raquel Hirsch refelcts on her time studying abroad in Luxembourg the past semester, while at the same time learning to appreciate what she missed from home.
While traveling during her study abroad trip in Luxembourg, columnist Raquel Hirsch navigates the balance between finding moments to rest and making the most of her time.
While studying abroad in Luxembourg, columnist Raquel Hirsch has found exploring the history in front of her to be extremely rewarding.
MUDEC students scattered, mostly in the direction of Bruges, Belgium. A five-hour travel day began, and I’m not sure how, but Miami students tend to find one another, even across the world.
Despite being nestled between France, Germany and Belgium, Luxembourg is merely a dot on the map. Many people have never even heard of the country – or they think that it's a city in Germany.However, anyone who steps foot on Miami University’s campus knows of the 998-square-mile nation.
The Talawanda School District Board of Education met on July 9 to continue the discussion of several topics from last month’s meeting – primarily, the board’s vote to approve salary increases for administrators over the next three years.