Good morning, Oxford.

Miami University will send 28 students to intern at Cleveland Clinic this summer in biomedical engineering, finance, cybersecurity, and more; the program is part of an ongoing partnership that has also resulted in new academic programs (like a Bachelor’s in Quantum Computing) and shared innovation spaces.

Editors compiled media picks from May that spotlighted Miami University experts on topics like right-to-repair bans, government history mandates and solar energy projects at Miami.

Selections were featured in outlets such as The Conversation and Dayton Daily News, reflecting community-relevant issues.

At the Talawanda BOE meeting on May 14, the board said TSD may miss $1.2M in funding because of a software error and expects a fix before June 30 if delays persist.

They also approved a sidewalk easement at 909 S. Main St so TSD receives $16,711 from the city.

Miami Physician Associate alumna Jillian DiTusa released a capstone project that offers a practical review to help clinicians quickly make decisions for injured athletes.

The project was developed as part of a program that trained students on point-of-care ultrasounds.

The Takeover at The Square

6-10 p.m. — The Square @ Union Centre — Free entry — Kick off your weekend with live music from Thunderstruck and enjoy great food and drinks amidst community vibes.

Third Thursday Book Club

3-4 p.m. — Oxford Lane Library — Free entry — Engage in a thoughtful discussion about 'The Secret Life of Sunflowers' by Marta Molnar.

Brave 5K Run/Walk

Morning event — Oxford Community Park — Registration fee required — Participate in a scenic run and enjoy a fun run for kids under 9.