Diversity and Inclusion Awards ceremony celebrates day-to-day work to support Miami’s commitment to advancing a more diverse ...

Coarse Culture is one of the first tenants of Miami’s Lee and Rosemary Fisher Innovation College@Elm at 20 S. Elm St. It is a ...

The professor of Architecture and Interior Design has an impressive list of students externally recognized for their work ...

U.S. News & World Report identified multiple Miami University programs in its just released 2024 Best Graduate Schools ...

Cristina Alcalde, vice president for the Office of Transformational and Inclusive Excellence, has been selected as a new editorial board member for Insight into Diversity. Don Daiker, professor of ...

Two years ago, while finishing his sophomore year at Hamilton High School, Branson Gabbard had not seriously thought about college. No one in his family was a college graduate, and money for tuition ...

One of Renée Baernstein’s earliest passions was languages. The first foreign language she studied was French. The first she learned well was Italian. The St. Louis native sees similarities in her new ...

Bruce Drushel, professor and chair of Media, Journalism, and Film, discusses the history of WDTN and the groundbreaking programs such as Ruth Lyons and the 50/50 Club. NPR-WVXU, Ch. 91.7, Mar 27: 7 do ...

Lana Kay Rosenberg, associate professor of Sport Leadership and Management and artistic director of Miami University Dance Theatre, and Brent Shock, former vice president of Enrollment Management and ...

“All the world is an eclipse,” wrote Paul Laurence Dunbar in his poem, “A Madrigal.” Those words, published in 1913 from the acclaimed Dayton writer and poet, are part of the inspiration for the ...

In 2019, tourists from China were among the best-traveled in the world. They collectively spent more than US$250 billion abroad – nearly twice as much as their nearest competitors, the Americ ...

Madelyn Detloff, Professor of English, and Miami University philosophy graduate student Kennedy Hughes, appeared recently on “Cincinnati Edition” to discuss challenges to the humanities. Detloff and ...