Miami University
Definition
Miami University, often called 'Miami of Ohio,' is a public research university founded in 1809, located in Oxford, Ohio, USA. Renowned as a 'Public Ivy' for its strong academics, beautiful campus, and alumni like Benjamin Harrison.
Examples
After visiting Miami University, I realized it's where future leaders go to major in tailgating and minor in sleep.
She picked Miami University because its Oxford campus looks like a postcard—minus the tuition bill that could buy a small island.
At Miami University, the RedHawks aren't just the mascot; they're the vibe when finals week hits and caffeine flows like the Ohio River.
Miami University's alumni network is so strong, it's like LinkedIn was invented there—just with more brick pathways and fewer spam messages.