Deloris Rome Hudson devotes her life to social activism
From taking part in the Rowan Hall occupation to serving as a delegate for six different elections, Deloris Rome Hudson has made activism a core part of her life.
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Funding Education: Talawanda funding could be at risk in next state budget
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine's budget proposal didn't include drastic cuts to public education funding, but other lawmakers have signaled a move in that direction this budget cycle.
Little Free Libraries provide books around Oxford
Your next read doesn't have to come from a bookstore. Oxford is home to a dozen Little Free Library boxes where residents can take and leave books.
Ida B. Wells and the campaign against lynching
Journalist Ida B. Wells spent much of her career as a journalist in the late 1800s shedding light on the horrors of lynching. Some historians say she was the most famous Black woman in the U.S. during her lifetime.
Miami students living off-campus face evictions
Students at two off-campus rental complexes are facing eviction proceedings this semester. Miami University's Student Success Center offers services to help students facing challenges but rarely hears from students who have been evicted.
Oxford Township plans to replace police radios; seeks contractors for building improvements
The Oxford Township Police Department is looking into grant funding for necessary radio upgrades which will cost more than $70,000. The township is seeking contractors for improvements to the township building.
Letter to the Editor: Miami arena needs are currently met
Kathleen Zien writes in a letter to the editor that she does not believe Miami University should replace Millett Hall with a new arena.