Student Life
Home Sweet(er) Home
Living-learning communities are residence groups for first year students, created around various interests or fields of study - like medicine or the arts.Move-in day is well orchestrated and first year students get help hauling their belongings to their new home away from home.Grab a friend from down the hall for a quick break between classes.Catch up on the latest news of the day with your roommate and friends.Explore campus and find your future spot of relaxation.One giant classroom, no walls or desks required.Small groups gather outside dorms and living-learning communities and share like interests.
Our dining facilities have won more awards than any other university in the nation.
Our dining facilites feature made-to-order entrees, made just the way you want them.Have food, will travel. Grab a quick bite to eat from the MU strEATS mobile dining truck.Need a few bucks for pizza night? Consider becoming a student employee at one of our great dining facilities.Connect with our housing and dining group through Twitter and you'll always know when the next "theme night" is - like Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory night.Little touches go a long way to making you feel like you're at home, in our dining halls.Families and friends bond at the dinner table. While you are enjoying the food, enjoy the company.
It's called "student life" for a reason. Actually, for about a thousand of them.
Our Steel Band is one of the few university bands to have released professional-quality recordings. Catch them performing at one of numerous settings including on-campus concerts, summer park venues and in-school outreach programs.One way (or about 50 ways, actually) to get in the game is to get involved in varsity, club, or intramural sports.Leadership opportunities, philanthropic projects, and community service are just some of the benefits provided by membership in the fraternity/sorority community at Miami, host to over 50 fraternity and sorority chapters.The Cliff Alexander Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life works to plan and deliver purposeful and intentional programs, policies, events, workshops, and other opportunities.Dive, lift, run, climb, or sweat your way to the Rec Center. However you do it, just get moving.From modern dance to ballet to jazz and sometimes tap—dance theatre presents a dazzling variety in each concert.Founded in 1907, the Men's Glee Club is among the oldest and largest groups of its kind in the nation. Under the direction of Dr. Jeremy Jones, the tradition of excellence continues.Broomball is one of our most popular Club Sports. It's played on the ice, with a broom-like stick and regular shoes. Trust us, it's just as quirky and fun as it sounds.
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Stroll through the formal gardens and enjoy the beauty.A popular site for Miami Merger weddings, in the heart of campus, is the Sesquicentennial Chapel.One of the benefits of spending your college life in an idyllic setting is finding places anywhere to relax or catch up with friends.Kumler Chapel is a beautiful Romanesque church built of stone with a warm wood interior and stunning arches, it has a wonderful array of stained glass windows.Experience the beauty of all four seasons in Oxford. Here, students have made their way to the Farmer School of Business.This park-like area behind The Marcum hotel and conference center at the northeast end of campus is a popular spot for leisurely walks, picnics, and outdoor weddings.
Colleges and Schools
Colleges and Schools
Top Destinations
Top Destinations
Research & Centers
Research & Centers
- Luxembourg
- West Chester
- Middletown
- Hamilton
- Oxford
