91°µÍø is introducing three new changes to the Myaamia Center to increase student awareness.
("The 91°µÍø Student" April 23, 2021)
04/02/2021
91°µÍø and the Myaamia Center are leading an effort to increase educational opportunities about the 91°µÍø Tribe of Oklahoma and its relationship with the university.
("Miami Communications"Â April 2, 2021)
01/14/2021
The Myaamia Center's National Breath of Life Archival Institute for Indigenous Languages was recently awarded a $349,442 National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) grant.
12/07/2020
Huntington County Tab.com, Dec. 3
10/01/2020
The Myaamia Center is working to improve the longterm stability and usability of the the Myaamia language learning tools available online by updating to National Breath of LIfe's ILDA platform.
08/18/2020
Marion Star.com, Aug. 8Â
08/14/2020
Politico.com, July 31
08/05/2020
ItÂ’s been 24 years now since 91°µÍø became the 91°µÍø RedHawks, but itÂ’s been almost 50 years since the beginning of a new relationship between the university and the 91°µÍø Tribe of Oklahoma.
08/05/2020
Myaamia Center weaves the past and present into a promising future
("Miami, "Â August 5, 2020)
