Salt Lake Tribune, Oct. 17: Abortion is on the ballot in other states, too, and faith groups are speaking out on all sides
Anne Whitesell, associate professor of Political Science, is quoted in this story about states voting on abortion-related measures in the midterm elections.

Cincinnati Enquirer, Oct. 17: Ohio voters deserve the full story before decided school levies
Michael Evans, associate professor of Educational Leadership, wrote this op-ed on Ohio voters weighing school levies.

Opera Wire, Oct. 15: Hana Reel Wins 2026-27 Schmidt Vocal Arts Texas Regional Competition
Alison Acord, teaching professor of Music, served on a three-person jury for the competition.

Columbus Business First, Oct. 15: 2026 Innovators in Healthcare and Life Sciences Awards Reception
Andrew Jones, associate professor of Chemical, Paper, and Biomedical Engineering, to be honored for research innovation at Dec. 8 awards reception in Grandview Heights, Ohio.

MSN Weather, Oct. 15: Armadillos keep migrating into the Midwest and the Tri-States despite the freezing winters
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.

Ceramics Monthly, Oct 2026: Clay Culture: Working Large
Richard James, assistant professor of Studio Art, is featured for his large-scale work with ceramics. The article includes photos of his work, Sisyphean Wheel.

Axios, Oct. 13: Miami embraces AI, with a healthy dose of doubt
Dennis Cheatham, associate professor of Graphic and Experience Design and director of the new Miami Center for AI, discusses the direction of the center. (Subscription may be required)

FOX-WXIX, Ch. 19, Oct. 12: PHOTOS: BLINK brings people from across the globe together to celebrate art
The historic Madison Theater, a cherished site in the Covington community, was the center of Miami University's “Once and Future.” The projection is based on the theater's founding, what it serves as today and everything it could be tomorrow.

Cincinnati Magazine, Oct. 12: The Myaamia Center is Preserving Native Voices
This article on the work of the Myaamia Center was featured in the Cincinnati Magazine e-newsletter.

PBS-Detroit, Oct. 12: Great Lakes Now
Matthew Smith, visiting assistant professor of History, shares how the Erie Canal transformed America’s economy, culture and even religion.