The Miami Tribe of Oklahoma was honored by The Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development at the 75th Annual National Congress for American Indians Convention on Thursday, Oct. 25 in Denver, Colorado.
Early Saturday, Oxford police chased down and arrested a 21-year-old Miami employee for raping a 21-year-old female student in the backyard of an off-campus house one block west of the university's Heritage Commons apartment complex.
The year was 1968. Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy had both been assassinated. Turmoil spread across the country, but in Columbus, Ohio, a segregated high school came together around two all-star athletic teams and stood in the face of diversity.
Miami President Gregory Crawford, Oxford Mayor Kate Rousmaniere and guest speaker, Wil Haygood welcomed the class of 2022 at the August 24 Convocation ceremony. Over 4,000 people crowded on the lawn around the Freedom '64 Summer Memorial on Western.
When first-year Carolina Vissers was six years old, her family packed up everything they owned and traveled 4,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean.
Sparked by an incident that occurred on social media over spring break, nearly 70 students showed up in force at Armstrong Student Center Monday afternoon to protest racist attitudes and promote diversity at Miami.
Miami University students celebrated Green Beer Day (GBD) this year, just as they have for over 65 years. Students were decked out in and consuming all things green on March 15 from sunrise to sunset. But, compared to last year, the festivities were tame.
Talawanda student turns tragedy into action
He was five years old when he knew he wanted to be a writer, maybe even earlier than that. But he didn't want to write the kind of books about soccer games and summer camps with happy endings -- he wanted to write A Series of Unfortunate Events.