Talawanda School District has put a teacher on administrative leave following two students being cited for marijuana possession, according to an online statement published by the district early Tuesday, Nov. 18.
Miami women's basketball took its second victory last week against the Tiffin University Dragons. The RedHawks play again at Millett against Austin Peay
This may have been your last chance, and you wasted it. Yes, I’m talking to you. If you chose not to vote, that is.
Deer populations in Miami University’s Natural Areas (MUNA) have skyrocketed in the past decades, and the forest can’t keep up.
Miami hockey returns to Goggin this weekend for a series against another NCHC opponent: Minnesota Duluth.
At the intersection of South Campus Avenue and Spring Street, a white Jeep heading North on South Campus hit a pedestrian Nov. 14 at approximately 2:14 p.m.
Renowned biologist Joe Roman delivered the 50th annual Hefner Lecture on Thursday, Nov. 15, highlighting his research on the incredible impact that wild animals have in shaping our planet.
Voters flood to the ballots on election day while news outlets report the results in the follwing hours. But what happens in between those steps, and who are the people responsible for this critical part of democracy?
The RedHawks play their second home game of the season tonight against Tiffin University. Miami dropped to 1-1 last weekend, but the season-opener shows the RedHawks can excel when they play at Millett.
Just because the presidential election is over doesn't mean we have to believe the results are real! These candidates are better served to be in office.
Author Taylor Powers felt her world stop as she realized the tickets her friends got were for next year. But, in the face of uncertainty, she learned how to be flexible and laugh at her mistakes.
The RedHawks improve to 6-4 (5-1 in MAC play) with their recent win against Kent State. The win makes them bowl eligible and puts them in a good position for a MAC championship spot in December.
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The RedHawks face Kent State on another mid-week MACtion game. Miami sits at No. 2 in the conference, and if the team continues this winning streak, the RedHawks may find themselves in Detroit for the second year in a row
Veterans, students and residents alike gathered in Martin Luther King Jr. Park Uptown on Monday for Oxford’s annual Veterans Day celebration, put on by Oxford Parks and Recreation.
Men's basketball moved to 2-1 after the RedHawks defeated the Maryland Eastern Shore Hawks on Tuesday night. The 88-70 score doesn't reflect the back-and-forth battle, and it wasn't until the final minutes that Miami stepped up and took its advantage.
King Library held “New Books at Miami,” where a section of the library was donated to published faculty authors, who brought copies of their books and held "micro-talks."
Miami field hockey won its seventh straight MAC championship to earn a bid in the 2024 NCAA tournament. The RedHawks consistently perform well in the conference but struggle on the national stage. This year, the RedHawks are hoping for a deep postseason push unlike anything fans have seen.
Miami women's basketball dropped to 1-1 with Sunday's loss to Xavier. Early trailing proved to be a problem, and even a late-game comeback fell short as the RedHawks took their first loss of the season.
After 438 days of negotiations with Miami University administration, the Faculty Alliance of Miami (FAM) held a march into Roudebush Hall yesterday afternoon to pressure management into negotiating, to them, a fair contract.
