Miami has yet to change its diversity programs on campus, despite the bill that passed the Ohio Senate which could ban diversity and inclusion programs on campus. The Miami communications office declined to give the Oxford Observer an interview....
Residents near the proposed site of a new Oxford trail are asking the city to reconsider the path for the next section of the trail. City officials said the time for compromise on the proposal must happen before they vote on it again...
A mutant talking plant isn’t what many theatergoers would expect to see in a stage musical, but that’s exactly what the students of Talawanda High School’s (THS) Drama Club are providing in their latest production. “Little Shop of Horrors”...
A hot yoga and reformer pilates studio called “Fitness on High” opens Friday. The new business focuses on women’s wellness and fitness by bringing trending workouts to Oxford. Fitness on High is located above Steinkeller at 13B E. High St Kerri...
Raegan Lantz was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in eighth grade. Lantz is from Holland, Michigan, but she started playing volleyball in the fourth grade at the San Antonio YMCA, nicknamed “The Alamo.” By the time she was diagnosed,...
Miami University men’s basketball enters the MAC (Mid-American Conference) Tournament, hoping to get seeded in the NCAA March Madness tournament. The MAC champion automatically gets a spot in March Madness, raising the stakes for the eight...
