02/02/2016
Miami University researcher assesses Zika virus threat to U.S.
"There is currently only a low risk the Zika virus will become a major problem in the United States or Canada," a Miami University researcher said.
01/29/2016
Celebrate the Chinese New Year: Concert features traditional to modern music and dance, MUSO and pop singer Jason Chen
A special Chinese New Year concert and celebration will be held at 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 6, in Hall Auditorium.
01/28/2016
Socially engaged art: sculpture students collaborate to help winterize mobile homes
Students in Rod Northcutt’s beginning sculpture class learned fabrication skills and helped add vinyl skirting to mobile homes in Oxford, as part of a service learning project.
01/27/2016
State approves Miami's Tuition Promise, a guaranteed four-year tuition
Incoming Miami students and families will now know with certainty their four-year cost for tuition, room, board and other costs.
01/25/2016
$1 million gift supports Farmer School study abroad
The Farmer School of Business received a $1 million gift to the Roger L. Jenkins International Scholarship from The Rose-Marie and Jack R. Anderson Foundation.
01/21/2016
Winter term takes students to Costa Rica, the computer screen and everywhere in between
In all, 4,916 Miami students registered for credited winter term courses this year compared to 4,449 students last year, according to statistics provided by Tim Kuykendoll, senior assistant registrar for technology.
01/21/2016
Miami in the top 50 of Kiplinger's Best College Values list
Miami University is ranked 50th in Kiplinger's 2016 list of 100 best in-state values nationwide among public universities.
01/14/2016
Kevin Samy (Miami '09) chased his passions and found success
Miami University alumnus Kevin Samy, named a Top 30 under 30 by Forbes magazine, credits his professional success to writing his own playbook after life tackled him at the age of 20.
01/14/2016
Miami students get career boost working in startup community
Miami University is extending its reach into Cincinnati’s startup business community through an initiative aimed at helping increase internships and job opportunities for students.
01/07/2016
Climate change is rapidly warming the world's lakes, new research shows
Climate change is rapidly warming the surface waters of lakes around the world, threatening freshwater supplies and ecosystems, according to a new study spanning six continents.
01/07/2016
Miami's OMA receives designation from state
Miami University Scripps Gerontology Center’s Opening Minds through Art (OMA) program was recently designated a Quality Improvement Project by the Ohio Department of Aging (ODA). It’s one of only eight approved programs to meet the state’s requirement for such designation.
01/04/2016
Ohio nursing homes have emergency plans, but are they complete?
Researchers at Miami University Scripps Gerontology Center say nearly all of Ohio's nursing homes have plans in place to respond to emergencies, but not enough facilities are coordinating efforts with hospitals, emergency responders and public health officials.