News and Events

Cleveland native Rajiv Joseph (Miami '96) is a zealous Browns fan. That's why he wanted to write a football movie. That's also why he initially wrote "Draft Day" for the Buffalo Bills.

Grammy-nominated violinist Andres Cardenes will perform a chamber music recital at 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 28, at the Oxford Community Arts Center.

Abraham "Jon" Moller, a junior microbiology and biochemistry double major, is one of 283 students nationwide to be awarded a Goldwater Scholarship, the premier undergraduate award of its type.

Super Bowl champion coach John Harbaugh, a 1984 graduate of Miami University, was inducted into the Cradle of Coaches Association and immortalized with a statue at Yager Stadium's Cradle of Coaches Plaza this past weekend (April 19). Harbaugh's bronze, full-body image depicts him on the sidelines as coach of the 2013 Super Bowl XLVII champion Baltimore Ravens.

Carine M. Feyten, dean of Miami University's College of Education, Health, and Society, has been named chancellor and president of Texas Woman's University, the nation's largest university primarily for women, effective July 1.

Two teams from the Miami University James Lewis Family Mock Trial program placed fifth and seventh at the 2014 American Mock Trial Association National Championship Tournament held April 11-13.

Miami University's Farmer School of Business was ranked 8th best among public institutions and 23rd overall in the Bloomberg Businessweek 2014 Best Undergraduate Business Schools list.

Miami University will receive close to $900,000 in grants from the Ohio Board of Regents designed to expand existing co-op and internship programs to better serve students and businesses.