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Corporate America a presence in college town

Chipotle is one of many corporate-owned businesses with a presence in Oxford, Ohio. In this project, Miami University journalism students profiled 14 corporations with Oxford connections.
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Film examines how grads can revitalize Ohio

A student-produced documentary explores the role that educated young people can play in reshaping Ohio's economic future.
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In-town parking shuttle eases parking problems

Oxford's in-town shuttle service can make it more convenient to shop downtown, since shuttle riders no longer need to find or pay for parking.
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HPV: The Unspoken Truth

Dr. Jessica Kahn
Dr. Jessica Kahn is an HPV expert from the Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center says HPV is most prevalent during your adolescence and young adulthood.
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Oxford Farmer's Market

The Farmers Market in Oxford is open every Saturday with more than 17 vendors to bring area residents the freshest food available. Merchandise includes eggs and produce as well as items like goat cheese and organic soap.
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How Far I've Come

Tammy Schwartz
In the fall of 1973, a photographer came to Mary, Queen of Heaven School to get a picture to run next to a contest-winning poem a young girl had written. Tammy Schwartz and another girl were randomly pulled out of class by the teacher to be in the picture. The photographer took the girls to a field of Black-eyed Susans just down the street from school. During the shoot, he handed Tammy a red balloon tied to a long black wire. She held the balloon while she bent down to smell a flower. The picture ran in the Kentucky Enquirer and eventually led her back to her mother.
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Living a Legacy

Justin Vaive was a standout in his four years as a RedHawk. The son of NHL veteran Rick Vaive had to find his own legacy at Miami playing for Coach Enrico Blasi.
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Tuition Impacts Diversity at Miami

By Jenni Wiener

Miami University’s “J. Crew U.” reputation is more than a just a stereotype.

Students who attend Miami tend to dress nice, drive nice cars, own brand name items and act rich, said numerous students.

“At first, freshman year was kind of a shock,” said junior Kim Rich. “”It was uncomfortable because everyone dressed the same way and I felt I had to prove myself. At my high school no one dressed up or cared, whereas when I came here, it was the total opposite.”

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Seniors Choose Peace Corps, Teach for America

Miami University seniors are entering a tough job market. Some are joining the Peace Corps or Teach for America, but others are getting help from career advisers at Miami's Career Services Center. Here's a video report from The Miami Valley News Network.

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Police Suggest Ways to Sexual Assault

By Sally Mjoseth

Across college campuses nation wide, sexual assault is a real and unfortunate issue that students face. With two recent reports of sexual assault on Miami’s campus, Oxford police and University staff are taking efforts to educate students and increase awareness about the realities of assault.

According to the National Victim Center, approximately one in three women and one in seven men will be sexually assaulted at some point during their lives.

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Demographic Research Firm Comes to Oxford

By Lauren Kelly, Miami Valley News Network

OXFORD, OHIO, Nov. 11, 2010 -- A Columbus-based firm will soon begin assessing the purchasing power and Uptown spending habits of Oxford residents and Miami University students thanks to a Nov. 2 City Council vote.

The company will track consumer spending through on-site research, credit card records, and ultimately determine what Oxford residents and Miami students are missing, looking for, and willing to spend money on. 

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Maureen Kranbuhl continues to direct United Way of Oxford

By: Anna Turner

Miami University

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Teachers offer suggestions for improving schools

A special report for Mi-Whi News

Graduate students in Miami University's Educational Leadership Program recently examined what's working and what's not in our nation's schools, and they discovered several success stories as well as a range of suggestions for addressing problems.

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