Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 12th of February.
Good morning, Oxford.
Miami University plans to replace Cook Field with a new arena despite strong community opposition, as a survey and a petition with over 3,500+ signatures show most students would use the space less if it is moved.
Officials may gather new opinions when the academic year begins.
The Miami Student will celebrate its 200th anniversary from Feb.
27 to March 1 in Oxford. Events include a welcome party at Circle Bar, a Feb. 28 speaker series at Shriver Center’s Heritage Room, and an open house at Armstrong Student Center on March 1 (with 80 alumni and students).
Coach Anthony Noreen is leading Miami University’s RedHawks into the national rankings with sold-out crowds and 14 wins (and counting) as they build on last season’s performance.
The team is setting a strong standard on the ice.
Complimentary tickets are available for Miami University's women's basketball game against Ball State on Feb.
21 as part of Love.Honor.Care Weekend presented by Western & Southern Financial Group, and the RedHawks continue their 13-game MAC winning streak.
Central Michigan Chippewas at Miami RedHawks Women's Basketball
7-10:59 p.m. — Millett Hall — Ticket prices vary — Catch the exciting women's basketball matchup between the Chippewas and RedHawks.
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