Introducing the Armstrong Student Center
Opened on January 27, 2014, the Armstrong Student Center boasts over 200,000 square feet of student-oriented space. The center provides students with meeting rooms, quiet study rooms, unique dining concepts, lounge space, student organization offices, and signature spaces for student events.
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Unique Dining Options
The Armstrong Student Center includes six different dining options to fit your lifestyle and tastebuds. One of these unique dining experiences is this 1950s-style diner that is open 24/7, the Bob and Doris '52 Pulley Diner.
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Reserve a Room
Need a place for a student organization meeting, to meet for a group project, or individually study? Reserve one of the various sized meeting rooms at the Armstrong Student Center.
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The Great Seal
One of the focal points of the new Armstrong Student Center is the Great Seal, a 3-D version of the university seal. The seal features real objects and contains students' words and artwork to link the university's past, present, and future.
Hot Shots
Hot Shots
A Week at Miami in Photos (sent in by our students, faculty, and staff)
A Week at Miami in Photos (sent in by our students, faculty, and staff)
"Spending the last week of J-Term with the Scholar-Leaders doing service in Nashville! Just sorted and packed over 16,000 pounds of food. #MiamiOHwinter#boxwizard"
Photo by @fowlerkristen
The "I Am Miami" initiative provides an opportunity for every member of the community to discuss and embrace a culture of respect, inclusion, and personal responsibility.
Find Your Niche on Campus
Find Your Niche on Campus
It's called "student life" for a reason. Actually, for about a thousand of them.
Around here, you'll always be going, doing, and most importantly, achieving. For details on student organizations and events, visit The Hub.
Student Life
Student Life
Miami University Oxford is a residential campus, with nearly all first- and second-year students living in 35 residence halls. These halls represent various Living Learning Communities (LLCs), which provide an opportunity for students to live and learn with others who share their interests. Miami is also known for its inclusive environment and active student body. With more than 450 student organizations, a new student center, and 34 intramural sports, it's easy to see why The Princeton Review calls our campus a "vibrant, social atmosphere."
