Michigan Mice Moving Northward
While the world debates what to do about climate change, mice in Michigan are already taking action. Researchers from Miami University are watching the rodents as they adapt to a changing world.
View ArticleCincy Native Chip Chinery's Big Week In Film And Television
What do TV's top-rated drama "NCIS," the new Billy Jean King-Bobby Riggs "Battle of the Sexes" movie, ABC's "Speechless" and Fox's "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" have in common? Chip Chinery. The St. Xavier High...
View ArticleThe Mission Of The Association For The Study Of African American Life And...
The Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) was established on September 9, 1915 by Dr. Carter G. Woodson. The association founded Black History Month and continues the...
View ArticleHow Late Night TV Made Fun Of Washington D.C. This Year
"How Late Night TV Made Fun Of Washington D.C. This Year"... That's the topic for former NBC executive Rick Ludwin's annual talk to Miami University students on Thursday, Oct. 19.
View ArticleMiami University And Miami Nation Debut Heritage Logo
Miami University and the Myaamia (Miami) Nation are expanding their relationship.
View ArticleWhy Some Late Night TV Hosts Are More Political Than Others
Why do Jimmy Fallon and Conan O'Brien do fewer President Trump jokes than Stephen Colbert or Seth Meyers? Why aren't some late-night TV hosts very political?
View ArticleA Celebration of Ella Fitzgerald at Miami University
Miami University Department of Music and the William E. Schmidt Foundation present Grand Night: Love Letters to Ella Celebrating 100 years of Ella Fitzgerald at Miami University
View ArticleCammy Dierking Returns To WKRC-TV In January
First things first: No, Cammy Dierking has not been let go, or demoted, or left WKRC-TV.
View ArticleThe Role Of Music In The Civil Rights Movement
This spring, the Quaker Heritage Center at Wilmington College is holding a series of talks and musical performances to highlight the power of solidarity and resistance among African-Americans,...
View ArticleFamiliar Voice On NBC's Olympics Hockey Games
Have you noticed the voice for women's hockey games on NBC's Winter Olympics games? It's John Walton, former Cincinnati Reds public address announcer, radio voice of the old Cincinnati Mighty Ducks and...
View ArticleMiami University Fraternities Suspended Following Hazing Reports
Updated 2 p.m. Miami University fraternities have until Feb. 23 to initiate new members, then their governing body is shutting things down.
View ArticleGetting To Know Rosie Red Amy Burgess From Inside Out
Update Tuesday March 20: Have a listen to my interview with Amy Burgess from Sunday's "Around Cincinnati" below. Original post Thursday, March 15: Rosie Red doesn't talk. So let's just say Amy Burgess,...
View ArticleHere's Where To Watch The Democratic Governor Candidates' Upcoming Debate
WLWT-TV news anchor Sheree Paolello will moderate a debate by Democratic governor candidates broadcast live by the station at 7 p.m. April 10.
View ArticleDating and Consent in the MeToo Era
The MeToo and Time'sUp movements are inspiring new conversations in the workplace, on college campuses and in social circles. For some that means re-examining behaviors when it comes to dating. On many...
View ArticleThis Is A Story Of African-American Children's Illustrators
An illustration exhibit now on display at the Miami University Art Museum invites guests to get comfortable and enjoy a good book. " Telling A People’s Story " is the first major museum exhibition...
View ArticleHow To See The Relationship Miami U. Created With Its Namesake Myaamia Tribe
Miami University's Myaamia Center is hosting its eighth biennial Myaamiaki Conference Friday. It focuses on research, language and other topics related to the Miami Tribe, from which the university...
View ArticleMiami Students To Get Advance Copies Of Pulitzer-Nominated Wil Haygood's...
Author Wil Haygood is Miami University's 2018 convocation speaker, and incoming students will be the first to get copies of his upcoming book "Tigerland: The Miracle on East Broad Street."
View ArticleButler County Residents Can Explore Overdose Data Thanks To Student-Built...
A new website enables Butler County residents to track overdose trends from 2013 to 2017.
View ArticleNew Film Highlighting Local Artist C.F. Payne Screens For Free Thursday
You've seen his work in everything from Time magazine to MAD magazine, and from the New York Times Book Review to Boys Life. Maybe you've bought his illustrated version of Mark Twain's "Adventures of...
View ArticleMiami's Luxembourg Campus Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Miami University is celebrating the 50th anniversary this week of its campus in Luxembourg.
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