At this point, most people have seen the Ohio sports betting ads. They’re everywhere.
The once-popular "work hard, play hard" model may be beginning to fall out of favor among Miami students.
On Feb. 15, Miami University’s former provost Jason Osborne participated in an open forum at the University of Baltimore (UBalt) for the university’s provost position. Earlier this month on Feb. 6, Osborne briefly updated his LinkedIn to include the title “Executive Director of MU Institute for Responsible Gaming, Lotteries, and Sport.” By the end of the day, Osborne had removed the title from his page.
At Oxford City Council's Feb. 7 meeting, councilors were tasked with ranking three resolutions for ARPA funding by priority.
When Jill Russell was a graduate student at Miami University, she was on a search for high blood pressure participants for her study. Fate — or maybe Cupid — had other plans.
Miami University provides a guideline for students to follow if they find themselves in an active shooter situation.
Miami University is facing a budgetary problem, and unless it’s able to fix it, Miami officials worry about the longevity of the university’s reserves. During Miami’s annual budget symposium, Mullenix said the university faces a more than $36 million budget deficit.
OIDI's Black Love panel aimed to promote conversations about important dynamics within relationships in the Black American community.
Miami University’s branch of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) in Miami’s extracurricular world has had a meteoric ascent, making a comeback after losing its extracurricular status during the pandemic.
Miami University’s Alpha Phi chapter is under investigation after reports of hazing.
In honor of Black History Month, Miami University and the City of Oxford are offering programming throughout February for students to celebrate and learn about Black heritage.
In the classroom, while some professors are weary about ChatGPT, others are already thinking about ways to incorporate it into classes.
Members of Associated Student Government (ASG), the Dean’s Advisory Board (DAB) and other organizations at Miami continue to show that students actually hold a significant amount of power at the university.
Oxford sealed its landfill in 1989. And eventually, its surface could sustain enough solar power to run the city.
Miami University announced a new partnership with Amazon on Jan. 13. The partnership offers Amazon employees the opportunity to pursue higher education at Miami’s regional campuses through Amazon's Career Choice Program, which helps employees pay for tuition at affiliated institutions.
A fraternity or sorority can be suspended or have its chapter revoked from campus through Greek Life violations, which can include hazing, academic dishonesty and alcohol abuse. The penalties range from educational programs to suspension.
Two years since filing suit against Miami for a breach of contract related to COVID-19, two alumnae are pursuing class certification for a second time.
On Dec. 15, the Talawanda school board members voted on a series of cuts, reductions and fees that will yield $5.3 million the next four school years, and students, faculty and staff are preparing for the future of the school district.
Miami University faculty met over Zoom for a Senate working session to discuss additions to Miami’s campus free speech policy.
Miami University’s Associated Student Government passed one bill and one resolution at its first meeting of the semester on Jan. 24.