Miami University Adding Two New Dorms And Spending Millions In Renovations

Three-fourths of $400 million in construction projects is going to residence halls.

Miami University AAUP Plans To Fight For Contingent Faculty

Faculty advocacy organization seeks to help year-to-year employees with fair pay and job security.

Miami Architecture Program 'Never Going To Replace' Tom Dutton

Architecture professor and director of OTR program, Tom Dutton will be remembered at an Oct. 7 service.

Talawanda School District Moving Toward Marshall School Renovation

Oxford's local Board of Education planning on another elementary school construction project.

Money matters at first Miami Board of Trustees meeting of the school year

Governing body will discuss bond issue, renovation project and fundraising at Friday meeting

Ohio Connections Academy Recognizes 2017 Graduates

Graduates from Butler County ready to move on to next challenge

Miami Students Work To Serve Community

More than 4300 students performed over 35,000 hours of community service in the 2014-2015 academic year.

Lost In Translation: Chinese And American Student Relations

Miami University accepts international students every year, a majority from China. But some students face cultural and language barriers.

Returning To The Nest: Grads Move Back Home

Employed or not, many recent college grads find moving back home the right choice.

Miami University Panel Addresses Effects Of Drinking Culture

High-risk alcohol consumption prompted a series of events from the College of Education, Health, and Society

Not Unsafe, But Unwelcome: Miami Moves Towards Making Campus More Inclusive

Students from minority groups struggle for inclusion on Miami University's campus.

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Oxford Weekly News, produced May 5, 2017.

Increased Attention To Diversity And Inclusion On Miami’s Campus

As Miami University strives to be more diverse, inclusion can be difficult to find for some.

Symposium On Agriculture Highlights Importance Of Miami Farm

The Miami Institute for Food, part of the historic Austin-Magie Farm and Mill District, serves as a kind of living classroom.

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Oxford Weekly News, produced April 14, 2017

OESCR Has “An Extent Of Fairness,” Student Disciplinary Board Member Says

The Office of Ethics and Student Conflict Resolution handles alleged violations of Miami's code of conduct.

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Oxford Weekly News, produced April 7, 2017.

Oxford Weekly News

Oxford Weekly News, produced March 10, 2017.

Miami Regional Campus Default Rates Raise University Average

A little more than 9 percent of Miami University students who take out student loans go into default.

Decline In International Applications To Miami For Next Year

Applications for admission from international students is down 6 percent at Miami for the 2017-2018 school year.

Officials: No Problems From Stadium Alcohol Sales

Miami University officials say alcohol sales will continue in select locations next school year.

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Oxford Weekly News, produced March 3, 2017.

Oxford Weekly News

Oxford Weekly News, produced Feb. 24, 2017.

Advocacy Group Hopes To Help International Students And Staff

At its Feb. 15th meeting, the Miami University chapter of the AAUP talked about how to support those affected by Trump's travel ban.

Miami University Board Of Trustees Approve Renovations

Miami Board of Trustees votes to move forward on $146 million dollar renovation plan.

Oxford Weekly News

Oxford Weekly News, produced Feb. 17, 2017.

New Kramer Elementary Open For Learning

Construction began in summer 2015 on the new facility.

Raising Muslim Awareness At Miami University

On Feb. 1 events for World Hijab Day were held at Miami University for the first time.

Princeton Professor to Speak at Miami About the Politics of Pain

Lecture Thursday is Part of the Altman Program that Focuses on Medicine and the Humanities.

Residence Hall Renovations Reinvigorate Old Facilities

Miami University Continues to Redo its Dorms to Modernize the Facilities and Upgrade the Infrastructure.

Greek Community plans ‘State of Community’ for all its Students Sunday

Sororities and Fraternities at Miami Work to Rebuild Their Image After Hazing, Vandalism Incidents.

Miami University Students Now Completing New Writing Curriculum

As part of overall Miami Plan changes, students will have to take an advanced writing course in their academic discipline instead of ENG 112

Every Student Succeeds Act Replaces the No Child Left Behind Act

The ESSA will become effective next year, but local educators are unhappy with the state’s inflexibility and regulations.

Talawanda High School Concerned About New Graduation Requirements

Although meant to make graduation more obtainable, new Ohio state graduation requirements leave many Ohio superintendents concerned.

Myaamia Center Working Hard To Spread Language And Culture Of Miami Tribe

With MacArthur Award and grant dollars, Miami's center looks to create a distance-learning program in 2017.

Miami University Greek Life Members Must Complete New Training

Students participating in Greek recruitment will learn more about Greek life along with how to steer clear of hazing and alcohol abuse.

Miami University Introduces New Fashion Co-Majors And Minors

Five-track program -- pairing fashion and business classes -- is already at its 200-student limit.

Miami University Trustees OK $13 Million In Construction, Increases In Room And Board

Campus diversity and inclusion, plus success of football and volleyball teams, merit board discussion.

Graduation Rates Differ Between Oxford And Regional Campuses

New curriculum at Regionals aimed at improving lower retention, graduation rates.

Miami University Board Of Trustees To Consider Building Budgets, Room & Board Increases

Shriver Center and Campus Avenue Building are on the Friday agenda, along with room and board rates for 2016-17.