Giants.com, Sept. 18: Harbs Weekly: Credit always goes to the players
New York Giants Head Coach John Harbaugh plugs the “Cradle of Coaches” documentary when asked about Los Angeles Rams Head Coach Sean McVay and their connection to Miami’s Cradle of Coaches.

Cincinnati Enquirer, Sept. 18: Inside Miami University's $72M renovation of Bachelor Hall | Going In
This article gives a glimpse of the recently renovated Bachelor Hall. The grand opening will be from 2-5 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 25, as part of Homecoming weekend.

CBS-CBS Sports, Sept. 17: Boomer and Gio
Sports reporter and former Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Boomer Esiason promotes the “Cradle of Coaches” documentary.

Reuters, Sept. 15: Texas Republican's post on Asian Americans at UT Austin sparks accusations of racism
Rodney Coates, professor Global and Intercultural Studies, is quoted in this article, which explores recent social media remarks by a Texas politician. (Subscription may be required)

NPR-Marketplace, Sept. 15: Imports boomed this summer in anticipation of higher costs
Lisa Ellram, University Distinguished Professor and James Evans Rees Distinguished Professor of Supply Chain Management, discusses the boom in imports over the summer months.

New Americans Magazine, Sept. 15: Governor DeWine Unveils AI Super Buddy at Lori Schottenstein Chabad Center
This article highlights that Miami University clinically tested the AI Super Buddy with fifth grade students at Whitehall City Schools.

Cincinnati Magazine, Sept. 15: Miami University Celebrates the Cradle of Coaches Legacy
This article about the new documentary streaming on Peacock highlights how legendary coaches with ties to Miami changed football. David Sayler, director of athletics, is quoted in this story.

The New York Times, Sept. 14: An Armadillo Arrives in … Ohio?
Tereza Jezkova, associate professor of Biology, shares that researchers at the university have found what is possibly the first documented natural occurrence of armadillos in Ohio. Additional reporting on this topic appeared in Axios and the Seattle Times.