Rentschler Library, Miami University Hamilton

The library will be closed in observance of Juneteenth. We honor this day of freedom, reflection, and history, and we’ll reopen with regular hours the following Monday.

Looking for a quiet place to concentrate or a room to meet with classmates? The library has study rooms for both.

Quick library tip! If you browse a book but don’t check it out, please don’t reshelve it. Leaving it out or on a reshelving cart helps us track how materials are being used. Thank you for helping us improve the collection! 📚

Final papers, handouts, or notes—printing is available in the library with funds added to your Miami account. Plan ahead and print stress-free!

Expectation: a perfectly organized study session with color-coded notes.
Reality: 12 tabs open, one snack left, and a deep dive into something completely unrelated.

When I Think of Miami Regionals, I Think of Community.

Ask our students what stands out most about their experience at Miami Regionals, and many will tell you the same thing: the people.

Community here goes far beyond the classroom. It’s classmates learning and growing together, faculty and staff investing in students’ potential, and workforce partners helping students imagine and create the futures they want for themselves.

Together, those connections create something powerful: confidence.

Confidence to grow.
Confidence to lead.
Confidence to build a future they can truly see for themselves.

The Day of Arafa is a time of deep reflection and spiritual significance. We’re wishing peace and meaning to all in our campus community who observe.

Chag Sameach to all who celebrate Shavuot! This holiday, associated with learning and reflection, is a meaningful reminder of the power of study, tradition, and shared knowledge.

Civic participation doesn’t have to be complicated. Visit our Civic Corner for practical information on contacting elected officials and engaging thoughtfully with the issues you care about.