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Marly Wooster’s tenure path started on her first day at Miami University six years ago. As the only faculty lighting designer in the theater department, her journey was difficult to navigate because she’s the only one doing this type of work to receive tenure.
With Ohio Senate Bill 83 pending, there are many things students and faculty can do to have their voices heard. At a lecture in Williams Hall Monday night, students and faculty listened as Rosemary Pennington, a journalism professor at Miami, and Nathan French, a religion professor at Miami, discussed some of the actions people can take.
The Miami University Senate met in Harrison Hall April 4 to discuss tenure, different policy revisions, ASG year-in-review and Ohio Senate Bill 83 (S.B. 83). Associate professor of journalism and university senator Rosemary Pennington, along with Provost Liz Mullenix talked about the bill to the group.
In honor of sexual assault awareness month (SAAM), Miami University is holding several events across campus to bring attention to sexual violence, how to prevent it and how to support those who are affected by it.
Journalist, Emmy-nominated filmmaker and Tony-nominated producer Jose Antonio Vargas visited Miami University on Monday, March 6, to talk about his life as an undocumented immigrant and how to define “American” one narrative at a time.
It’s a cyclical phenomenon. When the snow starts, so does the salt.
Eugenia Blanco-Mazur, a visiting assistant professor (VAP) in Miami University’s Spanish and Portuguese Department, had two major passions growing up: medicine and literature.
Miami University’s Pi Beta Phi chapter was suspended in 2017 after its 2010 spring formal where guests went to the bathroom in sinks, broke items and behaved generally unruly.
With the increase of electric bikes and scooters on campus, most Miami University students know to lock up their vehicle, or it will be stolen.
When Liz Wilson took a class on Hinduism in college, she went to the professor and said, “I want to do what you do.” The class sparked her passion for religious studies and changed the trajectory of her career.
It’s Thursday night, and students have been stuck in King Library all day trying to write an essay that’s due the next day. Burnt out and tired, they need a resource to help. Where do they turn? MyGuide, a web portal created to make the library’s content more accessible and easily available to students.
More than 250 people, Miami University students and faculty alike, piled into the Heritage Room in Shriver Center Wednesday, Sept. 21 to hear Daniel Ziblatt go through the history of American democracy. He examined the causes and effects of its downfall.