Miami Media Highlights April 3-9
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Miami Media Highlights April 3-9
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Journal-News, April 8: Miami University students decompress during ‘Stress Less Week’
This story and video focused on Miami’s “Stress Less Week” on its Oxford campus. Jennifer Young, associate director for community engagement, is quoted.
Springfield News-Sun, April 8: Clark County population slide continues, new Census report shows
Robert Graham, senior research scholar and associate director of the Scripps Gerontology Center, is quoted in this article about population.
Liveability Northern Kentucky, April 6: 10 Higher-Ed Options in Northern Kentucky
This article lists 10 higher education options for those living in Northern Kentucky. Miami University is one of the 10 schools listed.
This article lists 10 higher education options for those living in Northern Kentucky. Miami University is one of the 10 schools listed.
Spectrum News 1, April 6: Start by Believing Day
This broadcast news story highlights the first Start by Believing Day on Miami's Oxford campus. The event brings awareness and support to survivors of sexual assault and was sponsored by the Miami University Police Department and their Student Advisory Council. The story aired six times on April 6. Additional reports on this topic appeared on:
This broadcast news story highlights the first Start by Believing Day on Miami's Oxford campus. The event brings awareness and support to survivors of sexual assault and was sponsored by the Miami University Police Department and their Student Advisory Council. The story aired six times on April 6. Additional reports on this topic appeared on:
- ABC, WCPO-9 News, Ch. 9, April 5: Start by Believing Day
Spectrum News 1, April 5: Miami of Ohio athlete named 2023 Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar
This story shares that Miami student-athlete Camber Hayes has been named the 2023 Arthur Ashe, Jr. Sports Scholar of the year. Hayes is the first student-athlete at Miami and in the Mid-American Conference (MAC) to be awarded this honor. Additional reports on this topic appeared on:
- Diverse Issues in Higher Education: Announcing the 2023 Arthur Ashe Jr. Male and Female Sports Scholar of the Year
- BVM Sports: Hayes Named the 2023 Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar
The Tablet, April 5: Oldest Hebrew Bible Expected to be Big Ticket Item at Auction
This article tells of the upcoming (May 2023) Sotheby’s auction of the Codex Sassoon (the oldest, most complete Hebrew bible). James Hanges, professor and chair of Comparative Religion, is quoted in the article.
This article tells of the upcoming (May 2023) Sotheby’s auction of the Codex Sassoon (the oldest, most complete Hebrew bible). James Hanges, professor and chair of Comparative Religion, is quoted in the article.
The New York Times, April 5: 5 minutes that will make you love Mary Lou Williams
This article features Tammy Kernodle, University Distinguished Professor of
Music, who recommended Mary Lou Williams’ performance piece “A Grand Night for Swing.”
This article features Tammy Kernodle, University Distinguished Professor of
Music, who recommended Mary Lou Williams’ performance piece “A Grand Night for Swing.”
Projin News, April 5: Losing weight leads to better health? Not necessarily
This article features Jeffrey Hunger, assistant professor of Psychology, in regards to a study in which losing weight does not necessarily lead to better health.
This article features Jeffrey Hunger, assistant professor of Psychology, in regards to a study in which losing weight does not necessarily lead to better health.
Epoch Times-Chicago Edition, April 4: Beethoven Symphony No. 7
This clip is of the Miami University Symphony Orchestra performing Beethoven Symphony No. 7. Additional reports on this topic appeared on:
This clip is of the Miami University Symphony Orchestra performing Beethoven Symphony No. 7. Additional reports on this topic appeared on:
- New Tang Dynasty, April 4: Beethoven Symphony No. 7 – Miami University Symphony Orchestra
Business Ethics, April 4: KeyBank Foundation Gift Supports Farmer School Students, Faculty, and Staff at Miami University
This article announces that the Farmer School of Business is the recipient of a $250,000 gift from KeyBank. Jenny Darroch, Farmer School dean and Mitchell P. Rales Chair in Business Leadership, is quoted.
This article announces that the Farmer School of Business is the recipient of a $250,000 gift from KeyBank. Jenny Darroch, Farmer School dean and Mitchell P. Rales Chair in Business Leadership, is quoted.
Forbes, April 4: How Universities Can Partner With Industries To Benefit The Talent Pool
This article is authored by Miami University President Gregory Crawford and shares how universities and industry can partner to maintain a talented, productive workforce in times of economic uncertainty.
This article is authored by Miami University President Gregory Crawford and shares how universities and industry can partner to maintain a talented, productive workforce in times of economic uncertainty.
Journal News, April 3: How will Butler County’s finances do in the next few months? Possible recession prompts questions
This article discusses the Butler County budget and how the current economic crisis is affecting the county. This article features Bill Even, emeritus professor of Economics, in regards to inflation.
This article discusses the Butler County budget and how the current economic crisis is affecting the county. This article features Bill Even, emeritus professor of Economics, in regards to inflation.
