Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, reported an active threat situation on October 15, 2026. Initial reports from WLWT suggested gunfire on campus. Subsequent updates from the Lexington Herald Leader, Dayton Daily News, and other sources verified a brief lockdown near McGuffey Hall. Authorities announced an all-clear after a false alarm, with Miami University stating the situation was resolved.
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