Since 1972, Miami University and the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma have shared a unique relationship, rooted in a common name, land, and commitment to education.
Learn more about the past, present, and future of this relationship.
The University and the Tribe have a joint responsibility to continuously maintain their relationship and nurture its future growth—like tending a fire. Each activity, project, class, and visit are part of a much broader, continuously developing partnership.
Learn more about campus activities.
Today, the relationship between the Tribe and the University is captured in the Myaamia word “neepwaantiinki,” which means “we learn from each other.”
See some of the impressive graduation results that come from our commitment as partners in learning.
