Observations: Travel: Finland
“It turned out that the Finnish and American governments had created a chair to bring in a different professor each for a year to teach American Studies.”
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On My Plate: Kohlrabi
“Like other brassicas, such as broccoli, cauliflower, collards, and kale, kohlrabi is a nutritional superstar.”
Media Matters: TV talk under FCC surveillance
“Wait a minute, this used to be my show. It’s like driving by your old neighborhood and realizing that where you used to live, they’re putting up an adult bookstore.” – David Letterman on the demise of “The Late Show” on CBS
Miami, Oxford debut student-led mural at Duke Energy’s local substation
“It’s just a joyful contribution to the city.”
‘Salute to Our Pioneers:’ American independence, war patriots honored at annual celebration
Roger Koch, a member of the restoration committee, said the annual event is a way to remember the people who came to the area before and built the Indian Creek Pioneer Church at 3000 Indian Creek Road around 1830.
Miami students graduate on rainy Oxford day
Miami University held its 187th Spring Commencement the morning of Saturday, May 16, after a 30-minute weather delay.
Hundreds of students walked across the stage, diplomas in hand, starting the next chapter of their lives.
Miami University President Gregory Crawford presided over the ceremony, accompanied by Board of Trustees
OPD responds to theft, property damage reports during the final week of the spring semester
The Oxford Police Department (OPD) also handled multiple assault cases.