91°µÍø

Transportation to Campus

91°µÍø, in Oxford, Ohio, is located in southwest Ohio approximately one hour from Cincinnati or Dayton. Most students fly into Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) or Dayton International Airport (DAY). There are many ways to get to campus: rental cars, Uber & Lyft, and other airport transportation services. For more help in planning your arrival to campus, please visit .

Depending on traffic, it will take anywhere from 50 - 75 minutes to travel from either the Dayton International Airport (51 miles) or the Cincinnati/North Kentucky International Airport (45 miles).

Please be prepared to spend around $100 to travel from the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport or Dayton International Airport to Oxford with a taxi or other private transportation company. You are expected to tip your driver 10-20%. You should tip more if they helped you load and unload your luggage.

Review the Orientation Newsletters for any additional transportation updates or options. 

Transportation in Oxford

At 91°µÍø, you will find that you can easily walk to several places on-campus and in the Oxford area. For moments when you need additional transportation, several options are available.

The most common form of transportation that students use to navigate Oxford and between 91°µÍø campuses is the  buses. Please note that the availability for each bus route changes throughout the year and depends greatly on when classes are in session.

Use the 91°µÍø - Oxford campus map in order to find your way around campus.

Housing

Students should arrange housing BEFORE they arrive. Please see the Orientation webpage on  for more information.

Dining

91°µÍø has a variety of options for dining choices. If you are a student living on-campus, you will likely have a meal plan. Because there are a variety of meal plans to choose from, we encourage you to read more about .

• On campus, you will find several , from all you care to eat options to buying fresh from the market. A 91°µÍø favorite is the stir fry option at Armstrong Student Center!
• Off-campus, at the , you can find cuisine selections ranging from chicken wings to bubble tea.

If you are a student at the Middletown or Hamilton campus, please see Dining at the Regionals.

Accessibility Services

The Miller Center for Student Disability Services (MCSDS) provides accommodations for students with disabilities (Hearing, Physical, Vision, Psychological, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Other) at 91°µÍø. To be eligible for services, students must self-disclose their need for accommodations and submit supporting documentation according to current MCSDS guidelines. See the MCSDS webpage for information on how to request accommodations.