Hype for the Future 8C: Oxford, Ohio

Officially, the Main Campus of Miami University is located in the eastern section of Oxford, Butler County, Ohio, historically associated with College (later Oxford) Township at the northwest corner of the county. Within Miami University, notable infrastructure exists for community members in addition to the Miami student body, including the Hefner Museum of Natural History, the Limper Geology Museum, and the McGuffey House and Museum. Additionally, the Langstroth Cottage and Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum locations are located at the eastern edge of Miami University campus grounds (additional satellite campuses exist throughout Butler County, by the way). Even further east, outside of campus boundaries, is the Dewitt Log Home. However, numerous amenities also exist for community members within the Uptown area of Oxford, and surrounding nature is largely dominated by the Hueston Woods State Park, at least partly in Preble County, to the north.

Post-Secondary Bostonian Cultural Influences on Modern Thought

Within the Boston Metropolitan Area, numerous colleges and universities exist with varied local, regional, and even national influences beyond campus grounds. While Harvard University, the oldest post-secondary educational institution of the United States of America, is often associated with the pinnacle of success and the lifestyle provided to the highest of high elites, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, or MIT, is also of quite a significant sizable influence on the Boston region and across the United States and even the globe. While not commonly associated with nor comparable to Harvard or MIT, additional institutions exist, such as Boston College, Boston University, Tufts, and even UMass Boston have sizable influences on the surrounding communities, region, and in select cases, even beyond New England.