Self Magazine, Aug. 14: What Is a Trauma Bond-and How Do You Know If You're in One?
Terri Messman, professor of Psychology, highlights the cycle of high highs and low lows of a trauma bond.

Wallet Hub, Aug. 14: When planning to have a child, what financial considerations should be taken into account?
Megan Kuykendoll, coordinator of eLearning and instructor, shares that when planning to have a child, families should consider a variety of costs including housing, healthcare, and nutrition/daily needs in particular. Additional reports on this topic also appeared on Spectrum News.

Governing, Aug. 14: When Voters Pass a Ballot Measure, Does the Legislature Have the Right to Kill It?
Anne Whitesell, associate professor of Political Science and associate director for the Menard Family Center for Democracy, is referenced in this article for her finding that between 2010 and 2015, 21% of successful ballot measures were changed by legislatures.

Fortune, Aug. 13: As degrees get branded worthless, LinkedIn’s just revealed the universities that give Gen Z the best shot at corner office jobs
Miami University is one of the top 50 colleges in the U.S. for long-term career success, according to LinkedIn's first-ever top colleges 2025 rankings. Additional reporting on this topic also appeared on Cleveland.com.

Yahoo Lifestyle, Aug. 12: 6 Purchases That Waste Shocking Amounts of Money
Michele Frank, Arthur Anderson Alumni Professor of Accountancy, shares flying on discount carriers can feel like a win until hidden fees for seat assignments, carry-on luggage, and food surface.  

Smithsonian Magazine, Aug. 12: After Mount Vesuvius Erupted, Pompeii’s Poorest Survivors Lived Amid the Rubble of the Ancient City for Hundreds of Years
Steven Tuck, professor of History, is referenced in this article for his research of Pompeii and his 2024 article in The Conversation.

Columbus Jewish News, Aug. 12: College application process unique to each student
Lindsey Holden, director of strategic recruitment, shares tips for the college admission process.

Journal-News, Aug. 11: Mental Health a focus for Big Brothers and Big Sisters with Taco Bell Foundation Grant
Deb Robison, director of outreach and collaboration at Ohio’s School-Based Center of Excellence for Prevention and Early Intervention, is quoted on the importance of mentorship coming from Big Brothers and Big Sisters.

Cleveland Jewish News, Aug. 11: Ohio colleges boast robust Jewish communities
Two Ohio universities ranked among the 2024 Hillel International Top 60 Colleges by Jewish Population. Ohio State University and Miami University both offer students a variety of opportunities to gather safely, celebrate Jewish holidays and even get kosher meals. BaShaun Smith, dean of students, is quoted in the article.