Miami Media Highlights July 13-19
Miami Media Highlights July 13-19
NPR-WVXU, Ch. 91.7, July 17: More Greater Cincinnati colleges add AI degree programs
Miami University is noted in this story on colleges and their degree programs for the addition of its Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence.
Slate, July 17: What Did Helen of Troy Look Like? That’s the Wrong Question to Ask.
Denise McCoskey, professor of World Languages and Cultures and author of the book “Race: Antiquity and Its Legacy,” is interviewed in this story about the depiction of Helen of Troy in the recently released film “The Odyssey.” Additional reporting on this topic also appeared in MSN Entertainment.
The Conversation, July 13: For nearly 250 years, the US has had eyes on Latin America – but interventions then looked rather different
Lindsay Schakenbach Regele, professor of History, looks at the United States and its history with Latin America.
The Conversation, July 13: Cuba's future remains in limbo while Trump's unpredictable foreign policy offers no clear path forward
Juan Carlos Albarran, senior lecturer of Global and Intercultural Studies, wrote this article on what’s next for Cuba.
Columbus Monthly, July 13: Conservation Helped Ohio Wildlife Rebound. Will Progress Be Erased?
Michael Vanni, University Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Biology, is quoted in this story looking at what the future holds for Ohio wildlife.
Yahoo Sports, July 13: Miami basketball: Smith, Shumate elevated to associate head coach positions
Travis Steele, head coach of Miami’s men’s basketball team, and Glenn Box, head coach of Miami’s women’s basketball team, are quoted in this story on recent personnel changes within the respective programs. This story originally appeared in the Journal-News.