Rob Robbins, professor of Studio Art, was featured in the October issue of The Scribe magazine in the article "Rob Robbins Paints Landscapes That Refuse to Stay Still" by Dylan Sarieh.

Tracy Featherstone, professor of Studio Art, sold her piece, “Resistance,” to the University of Cincinnati where it will be displayed in their Medical Sciences building.

Whether you play on the field or cheer from the stands, you have a place in Miami University athletics. Miami RedHawks compete in the NCAA Division I Mid-American Conference, the National Collegiate ...

A dog park, an outdoor workout space, and walking trails join the pickleball, tennis, and basketball courts that opened last ...

Our signature event, held in the autumn of each year, provides students with the opportunity to meet with law school representatives from around the country. Representatives will be on campus to ...

Family Weekend brings football, fitness, and fun to Miami University’s Oxford campus Oct. 16-18. The RedHawks face the ...

The Conversation, Sept. 28: Generous paternal leave policies improve maternal and newborn health, family finances and ...

Join Us! Earn a Master of Arts (M.A.) in Biology or a Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) in the Biological Sciences through the Advanced Inquiry Program (AIP) or the Global Field Program (GFP), or ...

Miami University showed its spirit, celebrated an important part of its academic landscape, and came away with a thrilling ...

Robert A. Siebenaller, AIA, has been named AIA Toledo’s 2025 Architect of the Year for his 41-year career focused on creating meaningful, wellness-centered spaces. His work spans healthca... Get ready ...

Celebrating Miami's top 50 alumni-led companies of 2026, showcasing high-growth business leaders across industries.

An interdisciplinary team led by Miami University Eminent Scholar in Ecology Tyler Wagner will track Atlantic and shortnose sturgeon movement and habitat use in New York Harbor wh ...