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"Continuing the Dream in 2019," a community celebration of Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. , will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, Jan. 21, in the Dolibois Room, Shriver Center, on Miami University's Oxford campus. Doors open at 10 a.m. for the free event.
Miami Universitys Farmer School of Business has been ranked as the No. 17 public business school in the country by Poets & Quants magazine in its 2018 Top Undergraduate Business Schools ranking, and is the top business school in Ohio.
Acknowledging Miami Universitys successes and the accomplishments of students, faculty and staff, university trustees in their December meeting advised that with changing realities, it is important for Miami to create a five-year strategic plan to ensure consistent student success and efficient operations.
StoryCorps, a nonprofit initiative that brings people together to tell stories with respect and care and archives those stories locally and in a national archive, is coming to Miami University Regionals.
Mark Curnutte, a journalism instructor at Miami and a Cincinnati Enquirer reporter who focuses on race and social justice issues, was awarded the Governor's 2018 Nuestro Amigo.
Miami University is committed to helping veterans and service members achieve their higher education goals.
That commitment has led to Miami being recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and Department of Veterans Affairs as a university that supports the 8 Keys to Veterans' Success and being listed on the Veterans Affairs registry.
In late October, the Miami University Jewish community and its allies stood together and grieved as one, mourning the 11 lives lost during a mass shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue. This month, they gathered again and celebrated where a vigil was once held.
Nationally recognized as one of the most outstanding undergraduate institutions, Miami University is a public university located in Oxford, Ohio. With a student body of 16,000, Miami effectively combines a wide range of strong academic programs with faculty who love to teach and the personal attention ordinarily found only at much smaller institutions.
A compact, friendly, commuter campus, Miami Hamilton offers bachelor's degrees, associate degrees, and beginning coursework for most four-year degrees. Small class sizes, on-site child care, and flexible scheduling make Miami Hamilton attractive to students at all stages of life and career.
Nestled on 141 acres near I-75, Miami University Middletown offers bachelor's degrees, associate degrees, and beginning coursework for most four-year degrees. Nearby Greentree Health Science Academy immerses Miami's nursing and health information technology students in the health care experience while taking classes.
Located midway between Cincinnati and Dayton along I-75, the Voice of America Learning Center (VOALC) offers undergraduate and graduate courses and programs drawn from Miami's Regional and Oxford campuses. Home to Miami's MBA program, the Learning Center provides ready access to graduate programs for area educators and courses leading to the BIS degree for undergraduates.
7847 VOA Park Dr.
(Corner of VOA Park Dr. and Cox Rd.)
West Chester, OH 45069
One of Miami's oldest continuous study abroad programs, the Miami University John E. Dolibois Center (MUDEC) in Luxembourg offers students the opportunity to enroll in Miami classes taught by European-based and Ohio-based Miami faculty. Students enjoy a unique combination offirst-class academics, engagement in the local community, and various faculty-guided and independent travel opportunities.
Beautiful campus snow scenes. (Video: Scott Kissell)
