MSN, Oct. 20: 5 Of The Strangest Aircraft Designs That Took To The Skies
This article highlights five strange aircraft designs. Miami University students designed the one-piece circular wing for the Nemeth Parasol in the early 1930s. The concept of the "roundwing," which had a diameter of 15 feet, was to function as a parachute. Should the need arise, the engine could be shut off, and the plane would slowly fall back to Earth.

ABC-WCPO, Ch. 9, Oct. 18: 'We understood each other' | Woman sues immigration services to prove marriage to Cincinnati man was real
Marcy Shieh, assistant professor of Political Science, was interviewed for this broadcast news story regarding a case involving immigration law and accusations of marriage fraud.

Generations Journal, Oct. 16: ASA’s Gold Child, Generations
Robert Applebaum, senior research scholar at Scripps Gerontology Center, writes on his three favorites issues of Generations.

MSN Money, Oct. 14: Hurricanes Milton and Helene showed the problem of insurance and moral hazard. Here's how to fix it
Simon Buechler, assistant professor of Finance, explains the issues with under insured properties in flood prone areas.

Journal-News, Oct. 14: In the classroom for 41 years, ‘Dr. O’ is teaching his passion
This article features Mark O’Hara, adjunct professor, and his 41 years of teaching. O’Hara has been teaching at Miami University for three decades and 26 years at Badin High School in Hamilton.

FOX-WXIX, Ch. 19, Oct. 14: Miami University students showcasing their work
Ben Nicholson, assistant lecturer in the Department of Emerging Technology in Business and Design, and students from Emerging Technology Business and Design are featured with their work ahead of the BLINK light festival.