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This week will see nearly 700 boys from around Ohio staying and learning at Miami University's main Oxford campus as part of the annual Buckeye Boys State conference. Coronavirus last year shut down summer youth conferences at Miami. Pictured is Gov. Mike DeWine in 2019 as he speaks with teen delegates for the conference. Contributed
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Hockey camps, statewide convention bring life to Miami campus as restrictions ease
Wayne Embry stands during statue is unveiled in his honor Tuesday, May 18, 2021 at Miami University in Oxford. Wayne Embry and his late wife Theresa Embry, both Miami alumni, were awarded the Freedom of Summer of '64 Award for their life's work as civil right champions and mentors. A statue of Wayne Embry in a basketball pose, created by sculptor Tom Tsuchiya, was unveiled in front of Millett Hall and a scholarship in his name was announced to support Miami varsity men's basketball student athletes. NICK GRAHAM / STAFF
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Archdeacon: Miami unveils statue of hoops icon Embry
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Miami University campus readies for cicadas emergence: What they’re doing
Recently the regional campuses held Miami University's first Green Zone graduation honors ceremony (pictured) on the Miami University Hamilton campus. The commencement-related ceremony is the latest effort by the two regional schools' Centers for Veterans Services. (Provided Photo\Journal-News)
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Miami regional military grads also get special ceremony at school’s regional campuses
Starting this evening(CQ) Miami University will conduct a series of graduations outdoor at Yager Stadium through Sunday evening. As a precaution against the spread of the coronavirus, the university will for the first hold nine separate graduation commencements with limited attendance by family members, social distancing and a mask requirement. (File Photo\Journal-News)
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Miami’s weekend of in-person graduation events starts today: What’s planned
Miami University officials recently announced receiving a $600,000 STEM grant from the state to help fund the learning of more students in STEM career fields. The grant, which is the largest of its kind received by Miami, will also help fund scholarships for Ohio minority students enter the school's STEM degree programs. (File Photo\Journal-News)
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State grant adds $600,000 in funding for in-state science, math majors at Miami
Miami center Nysier Brooks (3) blocks a shot by Boston College forward Kamari Williams (14) during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game, Friday, March 5, 2021, in Coral Gables, Fla. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee)
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Miami men’s basketball lands Boston College transfer
Indiana coaches celebrate a defensive stop against Ohio State in the fourth quarter on Saturday, Nov. 22, 2020, at Ohio Stadium in Columbus. David Jablonski/Staff
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Ohio State Buckeyes: 4-star recruit flips to Indiana for family connection
As part of a state-wide push to quickly inoculate college students against the coronavirus, Miami University has deployed its nursing students - including Mike Croy who is pictured - to help in giving the potentially life-saving injections. State officials hope to lessen the spread of the coronavirus by injecting college students and staffers prior to their departure for summer break. (Provided Photo\Journal-News)
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Miami nursing students get unexpected front-line work during COVID-19 vaccine efforts
The baseball Buddy Schultz used in his NCAA record game 50 years ago. On April 3, 1971, the Miami left hander struck out 26 Wright State batters in a nine inning game. The record still stands today. The ball is now displayed, alongside a large photo of Buddy in the Toby K. Schultz Heritage Hallway inside the Jay Hayden Baseball Center on the Miami University campus. Tom Archdeacon/STAFF
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Archdeacon: The ‘unbelievable’ NCAA record of Miami pitcher Buddy Schultz stands 50 years
Recent Miami University graduates Oliver Zak (left) and Selom Agbitor impressed in their high-pressure debut last Friday on ABC's nationally televised show "Shark Tank." The pair, which created the Mad Rabbit skin care company, got investor Mark Cuban to pony up $500,000 for their start up firm. The two are shown on stage during the broadcast. (Provided Photo\Journal-News)
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Behind the scenes: How 2 Miami grads ended up on ‘Shark Tank’ with a $500K investment
Miami University officials announced Thursday it is extending its SAT and ACT exam score optional policy for admissions into the 2022 and part of the 2023 school year due to the impact of coronavirus nationwide and internationally on high schools. (File Photo\Journal-News)
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What optional SAT, ACT scores did for Miami: Its most accomplished freshman class ever
A new pilot program just started between Miami University and Middletown Schools has education majors from Miami touring the city - pictured here in the historic Sorg Opera House - and in the city's classrooms learning about their future careers. Middletown School officials also hope the program will entice some students to seek jobs in the district after graduation. (Provided Photo\Journal-News)
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New program brings more future teachers from Miami to Middletown schools
Recent Miami University graduates Oliver Zak (left) and Selom Agbitor impressed in their high-pressure debut last Friday on ABC's nationally televised show "Shark Tank." The pair, which created the Mad Rabbit skin care company, got investor Mark Cuban to pony up $500,000 for their start up firm. The two are shown on stage during the broadcast. (Provided Photo\Journal-News)
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Miami grads get half-million dollar investment on ‘Shark Tank’
Miami University officials announced Thursday it is extending its SAT and ACT exam score optional policy for admissions into the 2022 and part of the 2023 school year due to the impact of coronavirus nationwide and internationally on high schools. (File Photo\Journal-News)
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Miami will keep SAT, ACT scores optional for admissions
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Springfield’s Eaton excited about beginning of second stint with White Sox
A new Miami University regional campus program at Hamilton (pictured) and Middletown campuses is designed to help incoming students who deal with ADHD and other similar problems to adjust successful to college academic expectations. The new Fusion program will begin this fall and initially 20 qualified students will be allowed to participate. (File Photo\Journal-News)
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New Miami regional campus program will help students with focusing on tasks
Miami sophomore quarterback Brett Gabbert set career highs Saturday with 308 yards passing and four touchdowns in the RedHawks' 38-7 win over Akron. Jeff Harwell/Akron Athletics
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Miami football opens spring practice
Miami University officials announced this week it will hold modified, in-person graduation ceremonies during three days in May to adhere to coronavirus precautions. The ceremonies will be held outdoors in Miami's Yager Stadium (pictured) but with masks, social distancing and limited guest numbers. (FILE PHOTO/ Journal-News)
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Miami University announces return to in-person spring graduation: How it will change
Miami Redhawks forward Dalonte Brown hits for three against Western Michigan during Mid-American Conference play at Millett Hall in Oxford Jan. 30, 2021. Contributed photo by E.L. Hubbard
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RedHawks fall to second-seeded Bulls in MAC tourney
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‘It was so surreal’: The Class of 2020 looks back at the lost spring of COVID-19 in...
Miami University football player Henry Beckett invented a new reading program involving himself and other university athletes to reach out to students in the adjacent Talawanda School system. Beckett, shown here during one of his video recordings of reading remotely to school kids, plans to recruit more Miami athletes to become regular members of his "Redhawk Readers." (Provided Photo\Journal-News)
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Miami football player teams with fellow athlete to read to local school students during...
Cale Werth, 10, sleds down a hill with Owen Kairn, 5, on his back at Voice of America MetroPark Thursday, February 18, 2021 in West Chester Township. Many schools in the area were off for a snow day. NICK GRAHAM / STAFF
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Latest Butler County snowfall brings more slippery conditions, but some benefit
The annual West Chester Liberty Chamber Alliance State of the Schools event was forced online this year due to the coronavirus and the pandemic also dominated the discussion. Local school and university leaders say they are worried about the long-term impact on career and learning opportunities for lower income and minority families. (Photo By Michael D. Clark\Journal-News)
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Butler County school leaders express concerns over long-term impact of pandemic
Northwestern running back Isaiah Bowser, right, is tackled by Wisconsin linebacker Jack Sanborn during the first half of an NCAA college football game in Evanston, Ill., Saturday, Nov. 21, 2020. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)
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Sidney’s Isaiah Bowser looking forward to new chapter at Miami
Theda and Bill Moorman clear the snow from their driveway at their home in Jamestown, Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2021. MARSHALL GORBY\STAFF
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Area braces for cold snap after up to 10 inches of snow blankets region, closes WPAFB
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Miami RedHawks legend Deland McCullough returning to college coaching
Miami Redhawks forward Dalonte Brown scores against Western Michigan during Mid-American Conference play at Millett Hall in Oxford Jan. 30, 2021. Contributed photo by E.L. Hubbard
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Miami basketball: Another COVID-related cancellation gives RedHawks a chance to reset
A nearly 80-year-old Miami University on Elm Street near College Avenue will later this year undergo renovation to become a centerpiece of a planned high-tech corridor through a partnership with the city of Oxford. The building, which used to house Miami's food services, just received $1 million in renovation funding from the state. (Provided Photo\Journal-News)
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Abandoned Miami building will become high-tech incubator in $10.7 million plan
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Miami preventing COVID-19 spread in second semester return as improvement continues...
The Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport has developed a partnership and will be leasing the under used Miami University Airport to expand its use through innovation, attracting additional business traffic and general aviation and using the facility for training. The five-year lease has been approved by CVG and the Miami University Board of Trustees. The lease is also pending Federal Aviation Administration review and approval. CONTRIBUTED/MIAMI UNIVERSITY
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Small Miami University airport to get new life with CVG deal
Miami women's basketball leading scorer Peyton Scott vs. Eastern Michigan. Miami University photo
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Archdeacon: Miami women’s basketball standout ‘a rare breed’
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