A local gym patron reported unwanted stares + discreet photo-taking during her workout that forced her to adjust her routine.
She emphasized that gyms should focus on stopping intrusive behavior rather than enforcing dress codes that shift the responsibility to women.
Photos & video capture Miami University’s Family Weekend 2026, a lively event featuring bootcamp, football and special performances that brought families together.
The footage offers residents a chance to relive special campus memories.
Miami University researchers are studying genes and imaging techniques to understand and repair vision loss.
Their projects (covering gene targets, retinal imaging, and tissue regeneration) may lead to earlier diagnosis and new treatments for eye diseases.
Miami University was named one of seven Gold Star Institutions by the Ohio Manufacturers’ Association and will be featured in the inaugural Workforce Training Directory.
The directory highlights the Advanced Manufacturing Workforce and Innovation Hub on the Hamilton campus.
Talawanda High School beat Hughes 25-8 in both sets at Princeton High School on Oct.
21 + the Brave will face Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy at 6 p.m. on Oct. 27 to advance in the OHSAA playoffs.
Miami's field hockey team has welcomed Argentina's Justina Intzes, a sophomore midfielder awarded MAC Freshman of the Year who joined after a scouting trip and strong family support.
She recorded three goals in two games and helped the team reach its first Elite Eight appearance in the NCAA tournament.
Talawanda senior Brayden Kent is excelling as a dual-sport athlete this fall by playing key roles in both soccer and football; he trained with former kicker Ryan Warholak to earn his spot as the team’s reliable kicker and leader.
He continues to build on a family legacy in athletics while making important contributions on the field.
Miami University athletics may switch from the MAC to the AAC after a boost in NIL funding and a major arena investment.
The upcoming board meetings could decide this change, which may add + higher revenue for the sports programs.
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