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The Oxford Area Solutions for Housing group met at 104 E. Church St. on Feb. 16, 2026.

Commissioner Carpenter talks PIT count, possibility of ‘resource hub’ at OASH meeting

Oxford Area Solutions for Housing talked about the point-in-time count, a proposal for a resource hub in Hamilton and a city ordinance at its regular meeting Feb. 16.

Wil Haygood.

Media Matters: Wil Haygood – ‘Solo Voyager’

I first met Wil Haygood, a 1976 Miami University graduate, in spring 2013. He delivered Miami’s commencement address, beginning his talk with the trailer for “The Butler.”

Packaged pecans

On My Plate: Pecans

"Pecans were first cultivated in North America in the 1770s. Both George Washington and Thomas Jefferson had pecan trees on their farms in Virginia."

The Oxford Courthouse

Oxford mayor’s court established

The Oxford City Council unanimously approved an ordinance establishing a mayor’s court in Oxford during a meeting on Feb. 17.

Brain corals on reef site

Miami alum studies coral spawning in Colombia to support reef restoration

Miami University alum Stephanie Costagliola spent 10 days diving off the Santa Marta coast this summer, collecting coral spawn in an effort to better understand and restore some of the ocean’s most threatened reefs.

The cast of “12 Angry Jurors” poses on stage.

OxACT presents ‘12 Angry Jurors’

Oxford Area Community Theater is performing a three-act drama, “12 Angry Jurors,” starting Feb. 20.

(Left to right) Logan York, George Ironstrack and Nate Poyfair (Miami Tribe of Oklahoma) examine a minosaya, ‘painted hide robe,’ at the exhibit opening at the Palace of Versailles.

Myaamia Center collaborates on exhibit now open in France

An exhibit showcasing indigenous artwork is now open at the Palace of Versailles in France and was organized in part by the assistant director of the Myaamia Center at Miami University.