Miami University is testing new AI token subscriptions and an AI gateway to help students and faculty manage rising costs after a May finance meeting; professors and IT are exploring subscription models (including commercial options) to widen access to advanced AI tools.
Talawanda boys soccer drew 2-2 with Ross on Sept.
10 at home amid wet conditions + a penalty gave the Brave an early lead before Ross equalized. The undefeated team will play its next match on Monday, Sept. 14 at Monroe High School at 7:15 p.m.
Miami University ROTC cadets will mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11 with a Memorial Stair Climb today at Yager Stadium, and Army, Navy & Air Force units are showing steady enrollment growth.
Miami's football team begins its season with a home opener against Holy Cross at Yager Stadium on Sept.
12 and will compete for the Victory Bell against Cincinnati at TQL Stadium on Sept. 19 (the game will be the first held at TQL Stadium), with both contests broadcast on ESPN+.
Richard Cocks and his wife donated artworks over 43 years, which transformed Miami University Art Museum into a landmark of art in Oxford.
Their generous legacy honors the community’s love for art & inspires future cultural ventures.
Oxford Lane Library's children’s librarian Caitlin Campbell hosted an ice-cream themed story time earlier this summer to feature Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library program that sends free monthly books to kids.
The program now serves over 14,500 young readers in Butler County — boosting early literacy.
Miami University hosts Homecoming from Sept.
21-27 with a 5K run, food drive, athletic events and screenings on campus. The week ends with a football game against UConn on Sept. 26 at Yager Stadium & features other sports contests during the celebration.
The Talawanda boys soccer team won 3-0 over the Franklin Wildcats on Tuesday at Atrium Memorial Stadium, boosting their record to 8-0-0 and staying the only undefeated team in the Southwestern Buckeye League (SWBL).
They will face Ross on Thursday, Sept. 10 at Talawanda High School at 7:15 p.m. E.T.
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