The board’s decision means the single-tier busing system will be put into effect for the 2023-24 school year, while the current K-5 systems for the three elementary schools will remain the same.
The lecture was hosted by Miami University’s Western Center for Social Impact and Innovation in collaboration with the Myaamia Center.
Is it time to kill the death penalty? That’s what this year’s JANUS forum aimed to answer.
“It says a lot about the values of a department, of a college, of a university, to have diverse representation of faculty members.” In an industry as plagued with lacking diversity as higher education, big changes may be needed to see any progress.
Miami University bought the Western College for Women, now Miami’s Western campus, in 1974 — 10 years after the privately-owned college hosted the training of 800 college students from across the country on how to register Black voters before they headed to Mississippi. The question is, when a university buys a college, does it buy its history too?
At its Feb. 23 school board meeting, the Talawanda School District (TSD) presented information about its single-tier busing and grade-level banding proposal. The board announced it would hold off on voting on the proposal for the time being.
The once-popular "work hard, play hard" model may be beginning to fall out of favor among Miami students.
Miami University provides a guideline for students to follow if they find themselves in an active shooter situation.
OIDI's Black Love panel aimed to promote conversations about important dynamics within relationships in the Black American community.
Oxford Empty Bowls celebrated its 20-year anniversary at its annual event on Saturday, Nov. 12 at the Oxford Community Arts Center.