Graduation season photoshoots leave behind a trail of confetti litter across Miami University's campus each year. Water-soluble confetti could help remedy the problem -- once it arrives.
The Oxford Areas Trail System aims to connect the community and make alternative transportation more accessible. However, the path sometimes runs into struggles with citizens.
As major changes hang over Miami University's campus in the form of a potential new arena and hotel on Cook Field, Miami staff begin discussions on how these projects would fit into 2040 carbon neutrality commitments.
After being forced out of his role at the Environmental Protection Agency, James Vinch hopes to spend his time pouring into the Miami community.
Sustainability can be seen campus wide at Miami University – from geothermal construction outside Millett, to posters announcing goals of carbon neutrality by 2040. The journey here was a long one, full of student and faculty activism.
For the month of October, your hosts, Taylor Powers and Sarah Kennel, will be investigating ghost stories and urban legends in the Butler County and Miami University area. This season includes stories like Helen Peabody, Ghost Biker, and the disappearance of Ron Tammen.
Graduate students in the natural sciences at Miami undertake research projects that take them all over the country, but their biggest impact is felt right here in Oxford.
In their debut episode, Taylor Powers and Sarah Kennel dive deep into the story of Peabody Hall, and arguably the most infamous ghost on Miami University’s campus, Helen Peabody. The two also take a trip to the hall to try talking to Peabody themselves.
Every morning since May 2023, three retired Miami University professors have spent their mornings in the woods constructing the newest section of a boardwalk in Ruder Preserve, more than 1,000 feet long. They expect to see it finished by this year’s Hikeathon on Sept. 21.
Upon returning to campus this fall, students will see new construction outside Miami University’s Millett Hall.