MU shipwrecks Lakers, honors Burke
Tragedy struck this past weekend when Miami University senior Brendan Burke - the 21-year-old student manager for the No. 1 Miami hockey team - was killed in a car accident Friday, Feb. 5. Shaken to the core, the Brotherhood skated with heavy hearts on Saturday and delivered an emotional 10-4 routing of Lake Superior State University (LSSU) at Steve Cady Arena.
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IMS class provides resources to Tibetan people
The work of a Miami University capstone class will benefit and preserve Tibetan culture for decades to come. Glenn Platt, co-director of the Armstrong Interactive Media Studies (AIMS) program, is co-teaching the AIMS capstone class alongside Peg Faimon, co-director of AIMS.
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Miami female reports on-campus rape
At 4:25 p.m. Friday, officers from Oxford Police Department contacted Miami University Police (MUPD) regarding a female subject who reported a rape on Miami's campus.
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Featured Video![]() ASG Senate meeting, Tuesday, Jan. 26: H1N1 update |
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CampusHonorary list requirements could change At the university senate meeting Monday, members discussed revisions to the Miami Unviersity Bulletin concerning academic awards granted to students based on grade point average (GPA).
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CommunityStudent housing goes green As housing options in the Mile Square continue to evolve, students will soon be able to add environmental friendliness to their list of options. Campus Commons Apartments, owned by South Campus Quarter, are expected to be the first student residences to be Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Certified in Oxford.
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SportsRedHawks gift Coach Coles with win over Huskies After blowing out all 68 candles populating his birthday cake, Miami University Men's Basketball Head Coach Charlie Coles had a job to do. The coach had to brush his birthday wish aside and lead his RedHawks (10-13, 7-3 Mid-American Conference (MAC)) into another road contest.
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OpEd PageBurke's legacy continues to inspire When I woke up this morning, I sat up in bed and peered out of my frosted window. Everything was caked in snow. The pristine look made me blissfully unaware that anything tragic had happened the day before. Then the shrill electronic buzz and ringing of my cell phone brought me to reality.
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