Wilson Hall, a 95-year-old building and former residence hall, will be demolished and replaced with green space this summer.
Members of Associated Student Government (ASG) have developed a plan to restructure their executive cabinet. The proposed changes would lower the number of cabinet positions from 15 to 12 with the goal of attempting to make cabinet more effective by condensing the number of positions.
A Chinese international student was scammed over WeChat -- a Chinese social media site -- after giving money to a third party to pay her rent.
Miami University's chapter of the fraternity Delta Tau Delta has been suspended following reports of hazing. An investigation is underway, and university officials are considering further changes to Greek Life at Miami.
A proposed tree ordinance sparked debate between environmentalists and other citizens at Oxford's City Council meeting on Tuesday, March 19.
Two tickets will advance to the Student Body President run-off election: Gaby Meissner (SBP) and Hunter Meacham (VP) and Jaylen Perkins (SBP) and Dante Rossi (VP). This election had the highest student turnout in recent years since voting moved to the Hub in 2015.
Books&Brews, a used bookstore franchise from Indianapolis, is opening a new location at the site of former Quarter Barrel Brewery on the corner of Poplar and Church Street. Books&Brews sets itself apart from other used bookstores by offering not only a light menu of appetizers, sandwiches, coffees and desserts, but also by serving a variety of draft beers.
Miami University's Student Life Council, will vote next month to approve a massive overhaul of the university's disciplinary process.
