H1N1 update Nov. 20 at Miami

A letter from Gail Walenga, assistant vice president for student health and wellness, updates the community on vaccines and preventative measures against the H1N1 flu. Two student-produced videos support her message.

Miami and Talawanda students LEED together

Miami University welcomes students from Talawanda schools today (Nov. 20) and Saturday (Nov. 21) as programs under the Farmer School of Business outreach initiative, ComMUnity, culminate with a flurry of all-day seminars and project presentations.

Miami to present lecture on health care reform

Christopher Jennings (Miami '83), former health policy adviser to President Bill Clinton, will speak on "Health Care Reform, Then and Now: Politics, Process and Prospects" at 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 3, at the Marcum Conference Center. He is presenting the annual W. Fred Cottrell Distinguished Alumni Lecture of Miami University's Scripps Gerontology Center. The lecture is free and open to the public.

Boston Globe, Miami Herald and Detroit News, Thursday, Nov. 19; ABC News, Wednesday, Nov. 18 and other media

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James Brock (economics) is quoted in two national articles about the economy, one focusing more on the Cash for Clunkers rebate program while the other discusses that and other things affecting economic recovery.

JournalNews, Thursday, Nov. 19

According to the latest Federal Graduation Rates (FGR) report, Miami's student-athlete graduation rate is 82 percent, 18 percent higher than the national student-athlete graduation rate of 64 percent.

JournalNews, Thursday, Nov. 19

Mari Opatz-Muni (music) is quoted in an article about Miami offering a night at the opera three times this week with two one-acts.