In 2020, they were third in the East division. Then 2021 came and they were seventh in the conference, narrowly missing out on a playoff spot. With the 2022 season already underway, Miami has earned four points in the first two games. For the first time since 2016, the RedHawks look ready to break into the playoff zone, and they are still only getting up to speed.
Having finished third and fifth respectively in the Mid-American Conference the last two years, Miami volleyball is hoping for a breakout season in 2022.
Unpredictable springtime weather in Oxford was exemplified by snowfall on April 18 – roughly one month into the spring season. As a result, some Miami staff and students have noticed a drop in the number of outdoor activities.
The intensity of the COVID-19 pandemic has led to burnout and caused students to lose the energy and resilience to finish the semester strong.
With a line-up of two seniors leading seven freshmen, the Miami RedHawks seemingly blew through oppositions to top the East division in the regular season. Now, they head into the Mid-American Conference Tournament.
The 2022 spring commencement, taking place on May 14 and 15, will be the first in-person, maskless and non-socially-distanced ceremony since 2019.
House Bill 322 and House Bill 327, which were proposed last May and have been under review from the State and Local Government Committee since June, target discussion of hot-button issues including Critical Race Theory (CRT).
Western Dining Commons was dominated by an atmosphere of growing chatter from a tucked away section just behind the check-in counter. The cause of the commotion: a newly reopened ice cream bar.
The Miami synchronized skating team was as collected as ever in the world championship, perfecting their femme fatale themed skate to achieve the third best finish in the program’s history.
On March 17, Miami University faculty and staff flocked to Hall Auditorium to celebrate the institution’s accomplishments throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.