COVID-19 Updates: Miami's response to the coronavirus pandemic and CDC's coronavirus health and safety guidelines.
Sustainability Annual Report: 52% reduction in energy-based carbon emissions among highlights
Among other highlights: Miami’s forthcoming Climate Action Plan (CAP) will consider social, health, and racial justice issues when developing plans for climate resilience and carbon neutrali...
'Red brick' premiere of Miami University episode of The College Tour
“The College Tour: Miami University” shows the university and Oxford through the eyes of current students, recent graduates, and faculty to provide an intimate look at life on campus.
More than 90% of Miami University students vaccinated against COVID-19
Nearly 92% of students and more than 80% of employees on Miami University’s Oxford campus have received a COVID-19 vaccine, further evidence of the university community’s commitment to ...
Building Connections: Groundbreaking ceremony celebrates Richard M. McVey Data Science Building
Miami University alumnus Rick McVey ’81 returned to campus on Oct. 25 as part of the groundbreaking ceremony for the Richard M. McVey Data Science Building.
Miami's inaugural Freedom Film Festival features a conversation with Reginald Hudlin and Wil Haygood
Miami University will host its inaugural Freedom Film Festival Nov. 8-12, following the presentation of the Freedom Summer of ‘64 Award to Hollywood film producer Reginald Hudlin on Sunday, ...
Your Shot to Win in-state tuition prize goes to Miami senior
Miami University senior Wilson Maier was in class when he opened the email. Then he almost fell out of his chair as he realized he had just been awarded a semester of in-state tuition for uploading...
Miami University names Stephen VanWinkle its new chief of police
22-year MUPD veteran to take reins Aug. 1
University, city celebrate 'Chief John McCandless Day' upon his retirement
The city is honoring Miami’s retiring police chief for his 17 years of service to the community and his work building a collaborative partnership with Oxford Police and other law enforcement ...
10th Annual National Civil Rights Conference comes to Miami University
Miami University will host the 10th Annual National Civil Rights Conference June 20-22 on the Oxford campus. This is the first time the conference is being held in the Midwest.
Historic marker fosters healing from past racially motivated injustices
Several years of work led by Miami University's Truth and Reconciliation Project culminated with a narrative historic marker that is now a permanent fixture in the City of Oxford.
Thousands to enjoy a “Miami experience” this summer
More than 5,000 youths and adults are expected to participate on Miami University’s Oxford campus this summer in a variety of educational programs, athletic camps, conferences, and other events.
Construction to begin this fall on the Richard M. McVey Data Science Building
Construction of the three-story building is expected to be completed for use in January 2024.
Amy Bergerson named new associate provost and dean for undergraduate education
Amy Bergerson is senior associate dean for undergraduate studies at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City and a professor in its department of educational leadership — positions she has he...
Through the Lens: Campus cicada invasion photo gallery
Scott Kissell, senior university photographer, captured the Brood X cicada invasion on Miami's Oxford campus.
Through the Lens: Miami University photographers capture nine commencement ceremonies in four days
Decorated caps, beaming faces and hands holding diplomas are part of the gallery of images captured by Miami University photographers during Miami’s 2020 and 2021 in-person commencement cerem...
Robin Parker looks back on building a strong legal team at Miami
Serving Miami University since 1994, Parker will retire in September after building a department of expert individuals who tackle everything from contract negotiations to public records requests.
Miami University is on track to welcome its largest and most academically accomplished first-year class in history, with more than 4,600 first-year students confirming their intention to begin this...
Miami's new Indoor Equestrian Center will expand K-12 outreach and student opportunities
Scheduled to open this summer, the 125-by-250 square foot riding surface within the arena will allow for year-round educational and outreach programming for the university community and year-round ...
Miami to honor Wayne Embry and late wife with Freedom Summer of ’64 Award
Miami University will honor NBA executive and basketball icon Wayne Embry (Miami ’58) and his late wife, Theresa “Terri” Embry (Miami ’60), with the Freedom Summer of ’...
It's time again for the MUPD Bike round-up
Bicycle owners must remove all bicycles from the Bike Racks (inside and outside storage) by Sunday, May 16th, 2021.
Miami student-athletes, coaches excited to be competing after tough pandemic year
They’re back playing on the baseball and softball fields this spring, enjoying success after the pandemic abruptly canceled their seasons last year. For field hockey, which saw its competiti...
“We gather together in music” inspired by events after the death of George Floyd
Nursing students stand ready as part of Miami's vaccination effort
As Miamians roll up their sleeves for COVID-19 vaccines, nearly 167 nursing students stand ready to help.
Miami will offer COVID-19 vaccination clinics for students
Miami will offer vaccination clinics for its students April 10, 11, 15 and 16.
Brick and Ivy campus store expands partnership with eCampus.com
MiTech computer services moves to stand-alone location in Shriver Center
Fan cutouts maintain an important presence in the stands during the pandemic
Miami athletics placed 2D versions of some alumni and other key supporters in the stands for basketball and hockey games, as well as volleyball matches.
Through the Lens: Pushing through the pandemic
Students, faculty, staff and administrators quickly adapted and pushed through, as remote teaching and learning, Zoom sessions, mask wearing and social distancing became the norm.
Miami University dedicates Nellie Craig Walker Hall after first Black graduate
The Oxford native graduated from Miami in 1905, having earned a two-year teaching certificate. She became the first Black educator to student-teach in the community’s public schools to a mixe...
Promotion and tenure granted to 62
Miami University's board of trustees approved the promotion and/or tenure of 62 faculty members and librarians at its Feb. 19 meeting.
Miami University names Dr. Carolyn Jefferson-Jenkins spring commencement speaker
Former president of League of Women Voters, voting rights activist to speak May 15
Agreement finalized pending FAA concurrence
