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.
Butler County farms are estimated to lose $213,000 per year due to natural disasters. Changing weather patterns have the potential to threaten farming practices and annual harvests.
As graduation seasons loom, so does the threat of plastic confetti littering campus. Associated Student Government hopes to end this recurring trend with a new initiative.
In this week’s episode of 'Bizarre Butler County' our amateur ghost hunters head to DeWitt Cabin, a log home built by Zachariah DeWitt in the 1800s and said to be inhabited by the family.
This year's sustainability week will include 13 community building events from Sunday, Oct. 19 to Sunday, Oct. 26.
"Bizarre Butler County" hosts, Sarah Kennel and Taylor Powers, explore the Butler County Historical Society and discuss its plethora of spirits.
Deer are frequently seen roaming the streets of Oxford in large numbers -- and they cause damage that often goes unseen. Miami University and The City of Oxford aim to prevent these damages through management programs.