From waste reduction to native plant restoration, several Miami University students are spending this fall doing hands-on research experiences that will benefit future generations of Miami students.
The decision to approve a new arena project on Cook Field shocked Miami students and triggered a wave of conversation and debate. Given the project’s direct proximity to Miami’s natural areas, one concern brought to the table was the preservation of these green spaces.
Artist Hayden Anhedonia is known for storytelling through music, taking listeners on the tumultuous journey of a preacher’s daughter who shares her stage name, “Ethel Cain,” and curates a unique aesthetic that incorporates her Southern roots along the way.
Two years of construction on the North Geothermal Plant next to Millett Hall have come to a close. With big changes coming to North Campus in the form of a new arena and relocated intramural field, Miami's next steps in geothermal are taking this into account.
Earth Fest brought out local organizations, small businesses and local advocacy groups to put on a day of celebration for the community. Activities fostered a local love and appreciation for the environment.
Engaging for Climate in Oxford is hosting their fourth art exhibition focusing on climate change commentary. The show provided artists of all ages and mediums a chance to provide their perspective.
Unprecedented crowds at Millett Hall have brought unprecedented levels of waste. In response, physical facilities and dining services are working to accommodate demands while reducing food waste and promoting recycling.
Despite a location change and financial struggles, Uptown Threads remains open with a new mission aimed at providing for the community.
Flights for conferences, studying abroad and more are a cherished part of the Miami experience for students and faculty alike. How will Miami address flight emissions in their commitment to become carbon neutral?
The "Recycling with the Redhawks" basketball game showcased local sustainability efforts to a historic crowd.