Good morning, Oxford.

Cheryl Young, an Oxford native and head of Global Initiatives at Miami University, led a team that nearly tripled enrollment at the Luxembourg campus from 62 students last semester to 159 this spring, with 176 students committed for next fall—she also travels to study global trends and works with U.S. and international groups to improve study abroad programs.

Miami University students worked with Colemine Records to create marketing strategies for an upcoming album while officials toured a $31M joint school with Butler Tech set to open in January—biology professor Thomas Crist noted fewer lightning bugs, a nursing professor donated part of her liver to save a baby, and the Princeton Review named the university a best value school—new solar panel arrays, improved campus cybersecurity, and a study on short daily well-being practices also were shared.

The Crawfords welcomed their third golden retriever, Charlie, after fostering him and adopting him to join Newton and Ivy in their growing family.

Charlie completed Level 1 obedience at Hamilton Dog Training Club and is now in Level 2 training — his friendly and playful nature makes him a big bundle of enthusiastic love.

5-Course Gourmet Wine Dinner

6 p.m. — Coach House — $80 per person — Experience a delightful 5-course dinner expertly paired with premium wines.