2021 Hydrant Flushing Schedule Revised In City Of Oxford

Click the link below to see this year's revised fire hydrant flushing announcement.

Dayton Physicians Appear in National Video: We Are Here For You

Concerned about neglected healthcare and spike in deaths, public service campaign urges patients, "don't neglect your health"

Annual Fire Hydrant Flushing Program To Begin July 8

The City of Oxford Water Distribution Division will begin its fire hydrant flushing and inspection program on July 8, 2019.

OOGEEP Foundation Now Accepting Scholarship Applications

Students attending accredited colleges, universities, and technical or trade schools are eligible

Travel Like A Local: Submit Your Town For Our 2018 Travel Guide

Whether you've got the best brewery around or a music festival that rivals Coachella, tell us why your town should be a destination in 2018.

Miami University Greek Life Lights Up Oxford

Third annual 'Life Fight' raises $4,500 for local food pantry.

Butler County Prosecutor Mike Gmoser: 'I'm proud of my record'

Butler County Prosecutor Michael T. Gmoser is successful in the courtroom and in the many activities he does outside the office.

Oxford Community Foundation Supports Revival Of Local Newspaper

Foundation awarding $308K this year for community needs.

Safety Guidelines for Thanksgiving Break

The Oxford Police Department and Miami University are providing safety tips for students as they travel for the upcoming holiday.

Don't Get Tricked: Oxford Police Increase Patrols For Halloween

Oxford has several Halloween events taking place tonight and is putting more officers on duty to ensure safety throughout the city.

Two fraternities on social probation for violating new policy to end boozy parties

A new rule was added to the Panhellenic and IFC social policy this semester preventing hard liquor at Greek parties.

Oxford, Miami University Officials Consider New Efforts To Curb Binge Drinking

Leaders discuss new ways to verify IDs and limit drink discounts at Oxford bars.

Miami University tests their emergency text messaging system to better serve students

This is just a test, this is only a test

Talawanda High School student in custody after assault on Hamilton man in Peffer Park

Assault stemmed from drug deal gone bad, Oxford police said.

Miami University President Greg Crawford responds to President Trump's repeal of DACA: We will accept Dreamers

Crawford joined other Ohio university presidents last year to support DACA immigrants.

No cause of death in Middletown body dump

Butler County Coroner has not yet announced Leslie Dalton's cause of death

Miami board of trustees thinks about diversity at Sept. meeting

A campus climate survey and new admissions efforts tackle issue of diversity

Butler County man in custody after child dies from drug overdose

Dorrico Dewaun Brown is jailed in Butler County Jail charged with with endangering children and involuntary manslaughter

Miami University Student Accused of Sexual Assault Back On Campus After Federal Court Judge Finds His Rights Were Violated

Federal court ruling takes aim at University's handling of the case, reverses discipline.

Miami University President Greg Crawford sets the tone for the 2017-18 academic year

MU president condemns 'hatred, racism, bigotry, intimidation and violence' in message to students, faculty and staff

Miami University Offers Smokers a Fresh Start

How the university is ensuring that Miami University is tobacco-free.

Search for Miami University Farmer School of Business dean getting underway

While Miami University searches for a new dean, Dr. Marc Rubin, has been selected to be interim dean.

Miami University uses grants to purchase new scientific equipment

The machines add new functionality to Miami's labs.

Undergraduate writing feedback available at King Library

Students can get free writing help at Howe Center for Writing Excellence on Miami University's campus.

Miami field hockey awarded on week one, is in the midst of invitational

Miami University Redhawks start field hockey season with two wins and an award for a new player

Hurricane Irma postpones Miami University talk by Harvard professor Neil Brenner, expert on urban design

Leader in urban design, Neil Brenner, to answer the question "Is the Future Urban?" in first Miami University Humanities event

Havighurst Center Welcomes World-Leading Historian to Campus

University of North Carolina Chapel Hill scholar to discuss his book on the Russian Revolution and its impact today.

Miamians rally against white supremacy

'Anti-white supremacy' rally and march attracts 200 to speak out against racism in all forms

First Campus Blood Drive Set for Wednesday, Sept. 6 at Miami's Oxford Campus

Miami University hosts the most blood drives for the Community Blood Center of Dayton. The first is set for Sept. 6 in the Shriver Center.

Roll Up Your Sleeve and Save a Life at Miami University's Hamilton Campus on Sept. 5

The Community Blood Center is having a community blood drive on the Hamilton Campus on Tuesday, Sept. 5.

Here we go again. First year student move in day is Thursday, Aug. 24

It's move-in day for first-year students at Miami University in Oxford.

Miami University's Convocation set for Friday, Aug. 25

Huntington, West Virginia, mayor is the keynote speaker for Miami University's welcoming event.

Spiritual But Not Religious

A event in Oxford recently explored what it means to be spiritual but not religious.

Learning How to be a Man

Second 'Men of Miami' Panel Will Discuss Masculinity and Men's Roles Wednesday.

World Hijab Day

The Women's Center and Intercultural Education bring World Hijab Day to Miami for the first time

Miami University Student and Co-captain of the Tennis Team dies at age 20

Funeral Services will be Thursday for Political Science Major, who also was a College Ambassador for the College of Arts & Science.

Shriver Center Reopens After a Year of Construction

Admissions, Rinella find new home in the center of Miami's campus after the completion of phase one of a $20 million renovation.

Miami, Oxford Pledge Funds Toward a Train Station in the Community

A train stop that could take students to Chicago, New York and Washington, D.C. could be possible in the next few years.

'Patch Pilot' To Continue Through 2017 At Miami University

Journalism students will resume reporting about Oxford and Miami for Patch's only academic-partner site.

Will Oxford Finally Get an Amtrak stop?

Oxford has been considering getting an Amtrak train stop since 2009 and a December meeting may put the idea one step closer.

Miami University approaching $80 million Graduating Champions campaign goal

Graduating Champions campaign aims to raise the funds necessary to aid Miami Athletic's facilities and scholarships