Pitch competitions take entrepreneurship experiential learning to next level
Two classes culminate in competitions to pitch business ideas before industry judges
Oxford and Beyond
Dedicated volunteers make lifelong learning a priority
Outreach program connects students through a computer refurbishing effort
Students learn computer skills and tips about college.
Graduating senior provides life-saving gift to patient with leukemia
Her journey of donating peripheral blood stem cells began with swabbing her cheek at a Zeta Tau Alpha sorority chapter meeting
Miami students selected for Ohio Space Grant Consortium fellowship program
Miami students Allie Filiatraut and Hunter Reeling were selected to be in the Ohio Space Grant Consortium Fellowship program, which encourages advanced education in STEM for students at Ohio member...
Like most 17-year-olds, Matthew Sause did not know what career path he wanted to study at Miami University. All he knew is that what interested him the most was life sciences. Today, Sause works as...
Denise Taylor takes inspiration from today's purpose-driven students
A new entrepreneur venture draws on alumna's leadership experience in the field of systems analysis.
Telling refugees’ stories through a planned vocal symphony, 'Uplifting Unheard Voices'
“I will never forget these stories or the men and women who entrusted me with sharing their messages through my music,” said Martin Hebel, visiting faculty of Music who interviewed disp...
Beyond High Street: Michelle Girard
Michelle Girard '87, MA '88 talks with FSB dean Jenny Darroch about her time at Miami and what's happened since.
The Miami alumna is director of Medical Operations of the Air Force’s Office of the Surgeon General in Falls Church, Virginia
Miami senior named to list of top 2022 architecture and interior design graduates
Metropolis magazine started its national Metropolis Future 100 list last year
Miami's Games + Simulation program among best in the country
Miami ranks 13th nationally among schools offering an undergraduate degree related to game design
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in March
Our editors' picks for March provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage
Miami University and WLWT to host Ohio U.S. Senate Primary Debate April 5
(Update April 1: Tickets have sold out for this event )
Myaamiaki Conference to highlight Myaamia language and culture revitalization
There is a shared commitment to neepwaantiinki, the Myaamia word for “learning from each other.”
A proactive campus-community partnership responds to area-wide mental health needs
Three Miami University police officers earn promotions
MUPD team at-the-ready to support students and realize teachable moments
Authors, Accolades, and Achievements
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in February
Our editors' picks for February provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage:
Ask the Expert: Russia and Ukraine’s religious history
Scott Kenworthy, associate professor in Miami University's Department of Comparative Religion, has co-authored a new book that is a general introduction to the history, beliefs and practices a...
Our Family, Our Way guides families through establishing and coordinating care for loved ones
Be a Storm Spotter: Register for a virtual NWS Skywarn Spotter training class
The National Weather Service and Miami University would like you to consider becoming a Storm Spotter.
Miami alumni Sean McVay and Chris Shula prepare for second Super Bowl
Former RedHawks teammates will lead Los Angeles Rams against the Cincinnati Bengals
Next fall, the Miami University Art Museum will present an exhibition of photographs by the late, acclaimed photographer Steve Schapiro, who documented Freedom Summer and the Civil Rights era.
Ask the Experts: Russia and Ukraine
Miami University professors who have studied Russia, Russian history, and the region share insight into the unfolding situation.
Miami Tribe of Oklahoma commits $2 million to the Myaamia Center Endowment
“It’s the responsibility of Tribal leaders to preserve this work for the benefit of all Tribal members,” said Chief Douglas Lankford of the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma. “We hope...
Miami’s five new-to-campus deans collaborate with veteran team of deans to move university forward
Provost Jason Osborne: “We have a team of exceptionally strong leaders in Academic Affairs, each of whom is working collaboratively to serve our students and our mission and to ensure that we...
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in December
Our editors' picks for December provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage
The Ohio School Wellness Initiative explores changes in K-12 school mental health needs since COVID-19, identifies key barriers to mental health services, and recommends solutions
Miami University Regionals launches new online Master of Science in Nursing program
Applications are open now for fall 2022; early decision application deadline March 15. A new doctoral degree in nursing program will launch in 2024.
21 Miami news highlights from 2021: A year of perseverance, collaboration and recognition
As the Miami community prepares for winter break and winter term, here’s a look back at 21 headlines that captured some of the year’s highlights.
Chocolate tastings, a chocolate bar, and events for the whole family; proceeds support the Miami University Art Museum and the Oxford Community Arts Center
Trustees approve new degree programs, fee increase for student mental health support
Trustees approved establishing a major in Biomedical Science and Master of Medical Science and a major in Sports Leadership and Management and a Master of Sports Analytics.
Miami University Social Justice Studies class connects with death row inmate
To explore the concept of restorative justice for the students in his introduction to Social Justice Studies class, visiting instructor Mark Curnutte brought in a voice from Ohio’s death row.
Cincinnati’s National Underground Railroad Freedom Center advocates for social justice.
Miami student’s painting heading to the moon: a Q-and-A with Preston Anderson
The junior from Nashville, Tennessee, with a double major in business economics and finance, has had his painting “Tunnel Vision” selected to go to the moon.
Three Air Force ROTC cadets selected for U.S. Space Force
Dominic Rodriguez, Zach Falter, and Titus Townsend, senior cadets in Miami University's Air Force ROTC program, recently became the first Miami cadets selected for positions in the U.S. Spac...
Headline Highlights: Miami and Miamians in the news in November
Our editors' picks for November provide a snapshot of recent news media coverage
Read the story or listen to the podcast about the research led by Helaine Alessio and Adam Ortman (Miami '12) studying dual task training.
Miami professor develops app to help people in wheelchairs reach their destinations
An original AI-based system designed by a Miami team of researchers records surface patterns on roads and sidewalks.
Ryan Burgess appointed newest Miami University trustee
Burgess is president and CEO of Goodwill Columbus.
Nutrition expert Nancy Parkinson on the benefits of mindful eating
Mindful eating can help people cultivate healthier habits by being more attentive to the food they buy, prepare, serve, and consume.
Miami to award four honorary degrees at Fall Commencement on Dec. 10
“The efforts and accomplishments of these extraordinary individuals exemplify Miami’s mission and values,” Miami University President Gregory Crawford said.
New book examines how to better support Black boys in a broken educational system
Miami’s Nathaniel Bryan addresses the impact of socially constructed stereotypes and perceptions in the classroom.
Miami University names alumna Maj. Gen. (Dr.) Sharon Bannister spring commencement speaker
Bannister, director of medical operations of the Office of the Surgeon General of the U.S. Air Force, will speak at the spring ceremony May 14, 2022.
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...
Hollywood comes to Miami: major motion film producer receives Freedom Summer of ‘64 Award
Reginald Hudlin humbled by award.
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