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 ...

Center for Career Exploration and Success created partnership with The Red Riding Hood Rescue Project, aka The Red ...

Ryan Fisher, dean of the College of Creative Arts, was published in TRIAD Tonic, the official publication of the Ohio Music Education Association. Fisher’s article, “ The Seven Deadly Sins and Seven ...

Miami encourages undergraduate students to explore and engage in research, creative works, and scholarly activities. Through partnerships with faculty mentors and staff, students can participate in ...

Welcome to the College of Creative Arts, Miami's center for a broad liberal education, intersecting with all forms of art and design to build a more innovative and beautiful tomorrow.

The latest bootcamp is 10 a.m. Oct. 17 at Lewis Place, part of the Family Weekend activities on Miami’s Oxford campus. The ...

The JANUS Forum provides a place for members of the community to come together and discuss opposing views freely and passionately, and where students can explore the multitude of views that exist, and ...

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.

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