In 2021, out of the 13 non-specialized public universities in Ohio, Miami had the lowest percentage of Pell Grant students with 11%, followed by the University of Cincinnati with 17% and The Ohio State University with 20%.
Pamphlets and professors alike spread Miami University’s national and state-wide accomplishments from rankings of departments, research and student success. This year, the 2023-2024 U.S. News and World Report Rankings for National Universities added another high mark to Miami’s list.
David Pepper, the former chair of the Ohio Democratic Party, discussed the threat to democracy in the United States and why Ohioans need to start making elected officials take accountability to ensure voter interests are kept at the forefront.
After learning that their majors are at risk, students look to Miami University to tell them what their futures will hold. The answer has not come yet, but how are the students reacting?
Miami University hosted its annual Inclusion Forum on Oct. 10. Several guest speakers and student organizations spoke during the forum.
To the average passerby, this dad might look a little out of place at a Miami University event celebrating queer students and their identities. But for him, that may be the point.
The Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion (OIDI) announced its new name on Oct. 2 in a statement on X (formerly Twitter).
The Oxford Police Department (OPD) responded to multiple reports of theft, assault and disorderly conduct between Oct. 2 and Oct. 8.
The cool, crisp fall air finally arrived this weekend after days of hot weather. It scattered fallen leaves across the ground, carried sounds of laughter and perfumed the air with the smell of spiced apples and funnel cake at the 58th Annual Apple Butter Festival on Saturday, Oct. 7.
The Miami Student’s podcast “People and Policies” focuses on Oxford’s local election cycle, featuring conversations with candidates about various issues relevant to students, faculty and residents. On this episode, Staff Writer Raquel Hirsch sits down with Talawanda School Board candidate Kathleen Knight-Abowitz.
On Oct. 9, more than 100 people gathered around the Miami Seal to bring attention to the events happening in Israel as well as to honor the 900 dead Israeli people.
In an emergency, emotions are high, adrenaline is running and people don’t have time to wonder where or how to get help. The Office of Student Wellness has answered the ‘where’ with the implementation of narcan stations across campus.
Miami University President Greg Crawford shared the challenges facing Miami and higher education, updated the community on recruitment initiatives and highlighted the achievements of faculty and students at his State of the University Address Oct. 3.
Three IT administrators visited the Joslin Senate Chamber on Oct. 3 to extend a hand to Associated Student Government and answer questions on the impact of IT across campus.
At Oxford City Council’s Oct. 3 meeting, held at the Oxford Municipal Building due to the power outage, the council focused on the promising vision of a new hotel in Oxford as well as issues regarding the Oxford City Fire Department.
When Austin Pawar woke up on Monday, he thought his day would be like any other, but when he went home later that night, he returned as a registered voter.
At the Voice of America Learning Center, university administration and the Faculty Alliance of Miami (FAM) met for the third bargaining session to decide budgeted raises, suspended governance committees and academic freedom.
On Oct. 2, "Phineas and Ferb" co-creator Dan Povenmire visited Miami's campus to start the lecture series. The event had high attendance.
On Oct. 2, Dan Povenmire, co-creator of “Phineas and Ferb,” visited Miami University as part of the lecture series. The Miami Student sat down to talk with him about technology, culture and the new "Phineas and Ferb" seasons.
In Oxford, some people are born townies; others become one.