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Miami University's Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) received manned affiliate status in a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday, March 28, expanding the program and bringing more officers to teach at Miami.
On Wednesday afternoons, part of the Health Services building turns into a temporary hub for students from all different backgrounds to share foods from their cultures while Fred Shueh makes bubble tea. Some days just a few students come to the meeting, while other days, as many as ten gather to share their stories and hear from others.
The city of Oxford is considering its options as Butler County may restructure its area court system. The city of Oxford is considering four options: using a new Butler County municipal court in Hamilton, establishing an Oxford city municipal court, creating a mayor's court with an appointed magistrate or leaving the courts the way they are now.
Miami University faculty and outside experts called attention to the Rohingya genocide on Thursday night, raising awareness about an international crisis many Americans know little about.
The Miami University Equestrian Hunt Seat team hosted their home show this past weekend, taking first and second against six other teams.
Miami University students walked through the doors of the Oxford Municipal Court on a Thursday morning, shaking rain from their shoulders. Along with other Oxford community members, they filled the little lobby of the courthouse before filing into court.
Going home for a week over Thanksgiving means something different to each student -- it's a time to reconnect with family and enjoy the comforts of home, but also a time to navigate family tensions, romantic relationships and the passage of time.
[et_pb_section admin_label="section"] [et_pb_row admin_label="row"] [et_pb_column type="4_4"] [et_pb_text admin_label="Text"] Years ago, Daryl Baldwin was rummaging through a box of papers handed down to him by his father. Near the bottom, he discovered writing in Myaamia, the native language of the Miami Native American tribe.
Sonder: the realization that every passerby has a story as complex and interesting as your own, and you may only play a small part in it as a stranger passing by.
When I grab food in between class, or sit down to eat at the dining halls with friends, I don't really think of what I am putting in my mouth. Sometimes it's a salad, but a lot of times (OK, most of the time), I end up grabbing a slice of pizza from Sundial or late-night mozz sticks from Pulley's. So, I decided to start a little experiment.
The smell of old books -- faintly vanilla -- wafts from the priceless pages of the first folio of Shakespeare's plays. The old pages creak as a careful hand leafs through the 400-year-old volume.
In a quiet arena, 1100 pounds of muscle and flesh sailed through the air. First-year Sage Crandall sat on the animal's back in a perfect marriage of horse and rider.