As part of a mathematics history and technology course, EHS students authored and helped illustrate original childrens picture books featuring the biographies of important mathematicians.
Miami University's economic impact to the state in FY 2017 was $2.3 billion, via operational, student, visitor, alumni and other spending and investment.
Miami scientists welcomed hundreds of elementary students from Talawandas Bogan, Kramer and Marshall schools during the 12th annual Science Week May 21-23.
On the evening of Saturday, May 19, new student graduate Max Leveridge and 1989 Miami alum Scott Hess took the stage in a packed Millett Assembly Hall to address the College of Arts and Science's graduating Class of 2018, along with their families and friends
The Sue J. Henry Center for Pre-Law Education hosted its first Careers in Law panel on Wednesday, April 4 as part of the Career Exploration Series from the Center for Career Exploration & Success, which highlights different industries 5 times per year
Through student-led organizations and mentoring, faculty research on gender bias and stereotypes in physics, and other projects, Miami's physics department works to support undergraduate success.
