Good morning, Oxford.

Oxford police issued multiple DUI citations last week—making an arrest for resisting arrest and issuing a summons for substance abuse—while also responding to calls for suicidal individuals, theft, criminal mischief and vandalism.

Miami University's Through the Lens—Magnify the Moment photo contest selected winners for entries shot using different lenses.

Jack Gugino won first place with a polarizing light microscope image, Achintya Kumar Jena earned second with a confocal microscopy photo and Margo Shappie took third—winners will receive a prize package from Brick & Ivy Campus Store.

On May 16th, Miami University's Board of Trustees approved four new degree programs, including a Bachelor of Science in artificial intelligence, a PhD in computer science, a Bachelor of Arts in world languages & cultures, and a Bachelor of Science in Education for inclusive education. The programs now await state approval as the university advances its strategic plan with new tracking software for goal progress.

Various media outlets highlighted Miami University stories during May 12—18 with experts and events drawing local attention.

The coverage detailed an Ohio fracking suspension linked to earthquakes, a professor-led World Voice Day in Oxford, a new equine therapy program, student murals at Newport on The Levee, and nearly 4,800 candidates set to receive diplomas at spring commencement—showing diverse local academic contributions.

Uptown Oxford Music Series

7-9:30 p.m. — Oxford Memorial Park — Free entry — Enjoy a summer concert series featuring a lineup of talented local and regional musicians.

Oxford Wine & Craft Beer Festival

2-10 p.m. — Oxford Memorial Park — See website for ticket info — Sip on fine wines and craft beers while enjoying artisan displays and live performances.