Miami COVID-19 active cases decline
By Staff Report | 6 days agoMiami currently has 689 active student cases on the Oxford campus.
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Miami currently has 689 active student cases on the Oxford campus.
Miami University will return to in-person classes as planned on Sept. 21, wrote President Greg Crawford in a university-wide email, with residence hall move-in beginning next week.
During quarantine, our sophomore and junior editors started to contribute to a monthly playlist where we would all put our five favorite songs for the month in a playlist. Below, all of the contributors posted their favorite song and a little explanation on why they chose it.
McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital in Oxford confirmed one case of the novel coronavirus, according to a weekly update letter dated Monday, March 16, sent out by TriHealth president and CEO Mark Clement.
Miami University President Greg Crawford announced Tuesday that Miami classes will be moved online effective Wednesday until at least Sunday, April 12. Jenny Bailer, Butler County’s health commissioner, said this all came suddenly, and the university will continue to evaluate how to move forward. “Today is today, and tomorrow will be different,” she said.
Two Miami University students suspected of having coronavirus tested negative for the virus and are no longer under isolation. Dr. Amy Acton, director of the Ohio Department of Health (ODH), confirmed the two students, who have been isolated since last week, do not have the 2019 novel coronavirus in a press conference at the Gross Student Athletic Center on Sunday night.
Correction: On Tuesday, Nov. 20 The Miami Student reported that the Office of Residence Life (ORL) "is enforcing a policy that requires resident assistants to write up their residents if they are caught with pepper spray in their dorms"
Welcome to the second annual Miami Student Mock NFL Draft. We've made significant progress since last year's edition and have even added two other writers to the "draft room." As a quick preface, our selections are the picks we would make in the best interest of the team - not necessarily what we think is going to happen. As a result, we had a few "hot takes" and a couple players that slid despite being atop most draft boards.
