‘May Peace Prevail On Earth:’ Oxford solidifies commitment to peace, relationship with sister city
In celebration of the Dubno delegation’s visit to Oxford, a peace pole was placed in front of the Oxford Lane Library to celebrate the occasion.
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Male threatens people with knife, several alcohol violations reported to OPD
The Oxford Police Department also received theft reports from different businesses.
Senior goalkeeper sets program record and makes lasting impact on Miami soccer
Dominique Popa describes her journey to Miami, her growth with the women’s soccer program, and takeaways with the team.
As the 2026-27 women’s soccer season began mid-August, the Miami University RedHawks didn’t start the way they wanted. The team lost three of its first four
Recap: Talawanda girls soccer takes down Edgewood 5-0 after pair of goals
The clouds grew dark, and rain began pouring on the field with five minutes to go in the half. The weather didn’t stop Porchowsky from fending off a defender and shooting a ball toward the left side of the net.
The College Artisans Shop works to make its mark in Oxford
Despite its location, The College Artisans Shop has found ways to attract customers through social media and a new ambassador program that launched earlier this year. The program uses student connections to gain wider outreach in Oxford.
Talawanda Boys soccer finds cohesiveness and identity with best start since 2018-19 following major offseason roster changes
“Their mentality is that we can compete at the highest level…Their attention to detail I just think is remarkable, and that’s not easy to do. And I think they’ve shown that consistently (through the early season).”
Media Matters: ABC fights back, finally
“If the Administration gets its way, the message to every media company in the country will be unmistakable: tell only the stories the Administration deems favorable, or face the coercive machinery of the federal government.” – From ABC’s lawsuit against the FCC