Campus & Community

President Crawford responds to Trump's dismantling of DACA

President Trump on Tuesday formally announced the end of DACA--a program which shielded about 800,000 undocumented immigrants from deportation. Introduced during the Obama administration, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program allowed young adults who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children to work and study in the U.S. without fear of immediate removal.

ASG on-campus senators elected

For all on-campus districts, ASG senators have been selected by direct election from their constituents on the Hub. Results were announced Tuesday afternoon, and senators will be sworn in at Tuesday's ASG meeting at 6 p.m. in the Joslin Senate Chamber.

Miami, Cincinnati Public Schools partner to increase diverse enrollment

Miami University and Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) are partnering to increase diverse enrollment at the university.

Miami still ranks low for diverse interaction, but shows improvement

The Haven at College to open outpatient center at Miami

The Haven at College, a national provider of on-campus addiction treatment and recovery support services, is opening an outpatient center at Miami this month. The center, which will be located at the Interfaith Center on Campus Avenue, is set to open its doors September 15.

Two sexual assaults reported this weekend

This weekend, two women reported being sexually assaulted in Oxford.

Automatic victories announced for several ASG Senate candidates

With no competition for their districts, some candidates have been named automatically victorious in their race for ASG Senate, Speaker of the Senate Cole Hankins said. Each on-campus district has two senators.

Oxford, Miami join 'Not in Our Town' initiative

Hundreds gather for rally against white supremacy on Miami's campus

As the sun began to set Wednesday evening, around 300 Miami University students and staff members, Oxford community members and others gathered in a protest against white supremacy. People of a range of ages, races and religions stood together in solidarity around the Sundial before marching around campus.

Miami Dining makes major changes for new year

Harris closes, Maple Street changes, Armstrong and Bell Tower expands, and more

Student suspended for sexual assault suing Miami

Miami temporarily prohibited from disciplining student, court says

Miami welcomes the class of 2021

Filling the shady grass and walkways of the Hub, the 3,864 members of Miami University's class of 2021 were welcomed by President Greg Crawford during Convocation 2017 last Friday morning.

With Pi Phi shut down, newest members pay but miss out

It was a warm spring day in Oxford and Sophie Maness, then a first-year student, was anxiously awaiting initiation. Following the initial ceremony with the rest of her pledge class, she and a few other girls whose last names started with the letter "m," sat excitedly in Minnich Hall counting down the minutes until their names were called.

"Jersey Shore" star to headline mental health forum

Vinny Guadagnino, a former reality star best known for his role on MTV's "Jersey Shore," will be the keynote speaker at Miami's second annual mental health forum at 6 p.m. on Sept. 7 in Hall Auditorium. The event is co-hosted by ASG, Student Counseling Services, the Interfraternity Council, the Panhellenic Council, MAP and RHA.

Student suspended for sexual assault suing Miami

Miami temporarily prohibited from disciplining student, court says

Miami student who crashed car found with $30K of marijuana

Early Wednesday morning, a Miami student's car crash on the drive back to Oxford ended in his arrest.

Vinny of 'Jersey Shore' to speak at Mental Health Forum

"Jersey Shore" star Vincent "Vinny" Guadagnino will speak at Miami's second annual Mental Health Forum.

New Shriver Center package center open

The start of the school year also marks the opening of a new student postal and package center, which was previously located at Wells Hall. The new location, at 113 Shriver Center, officially started receiving and delivering mail Aug. 3.

Pi Phi closes Miami chapter: Sorority was 'plagued with violations,' nationals say

Miami's Pi Beta Phi chapter has been shut down, according to a press release Monday from the organization. Known as "Pi Phi" to Miami students, the Miami chapter was "plagued with violations and a lack of commitment from chapter members," according to Pi Beta Phi nationals.

Plea hearings for rape suspects delayed again

Three men suspected of raping a 19-year-old female at a Level 27 apartment in February were scheduled to appear in court for a plea hearing yesterday, but hearings for all three men have been rescheduled.