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Sam Sloman lines up a field goal during a game this past season. <em>Photo from Miami Athletics</em><br>

Miami football players flex skills for pro scouts

March 6, 2020

Twelve states have had cases of the virus including Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, Wisconsin and Washington<em>. Photo provided by The CDC</em>

Oxford prepares for health emergency as cases rise

March 6, 2020

ShareFest volunteers gathered last spring to move large furniture at scheduled pick-ups, including members of the Oxford community and Miami students, faculty and staff. <em>Photo provided by ShareFest</em>

Sharefest returns to Oxford for its 16th year

February 28, 2020

A College Corner woman died Wednesday when her SUV struck the rear of a Rumpke garbage truck that was stopped on Stillwell Beckett Road. <em>Photo provided by Oxford Township Police.</em>

Local woman dies after crash with garbage truck

February 21, 2020

Milos Jovic is considered one of the best communicators on the RedHawks, according to his coach. <em>Photo by Brady Pfister</em> <br>

Milos Jovic longs for Serbia after four years in Oxford

February 21, 2020

Officers Pete Durkin and Anthony Jones worked the Oxford Police Department table at Miami’s Spring Career and Internship Fair on Wednesday in Millett Hall. The police department was one of a handful of local employers among the 250 at the fair. OPD has two open positions for police officers at the moment according to its Facebook page. <em>Photo by the Oxford Police Department. </em>

Miami job fair connects students to local, national careers

February 14, 2020

The building at 20 S. Elm St., once housed Miami University’s food services operations. <em>Photo by Halie Barger.</em>

Forgotten building on South Elm Street to become space for innovation startups and a focus on the arts

February 14, 2020

McQuigg spinning yarn on her wheel. A largely self-taught “fiber artist,” she says she works “sheep to sweater.” <em>Photo by Lexi Scherzinger</em>

Doctoral student puts a unique spin on sustainability

February 14, 2020

The Miami chapter of the Chinese Information Association has purchased N95 surgical respirator masks to send to a hospital in China that is dealing with an outbreak of the coronavirus. <em>Photo by Ziying Li.</em>

Local Rose Challenge provides medical masks for China

February 14, 2020

Red is the traditional color used to celebrate the Chinese New Year. <em>Photo by Paige Scott</em>

Global and local fears cancel Chinese New Year festivities

February 7, 2020

John Romano died Feb. 1. <em>Photo provided by the family</em>

Miami literature professor set up study center in Europe

February 7, 2020

RecycleMania is advertised through a solar golf cart that is powered through a solar grid to have a low impact on the environment. <em>Photo by Emma Hendy</em>

RecycleMania returns to campus for an eight-week period

February 7, 2020

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