Kreger Hall 500 East Spring Street, Oxford, OH 45056

Kreger Hall, located at 500 East Spring Street in Oxford, Ohio, is home to the Department of Physics at Miami University. The department is known for its dedication to teaching and scholarship, with a focus on fostering close relationships between students and faculty. With a versatile degree program and interdisciplinary research opportunities, students are prepared for advanced study or careers in physics, biological physics, applied physics, and related fields.

The department is gearing up for the solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, which will be visible from Kreger Hall as it falls within the path of totality. Physics alumni donations have provided eclipse viewing glasses for all physics majors in the department. The Physics Office in Kreger Hall is distributing these glasses to students before spring break.

In addition to academic achievements, the department also hosts events such as the recent chili cook-off and honors faculty members like Associate Professor Steve Alexander for his 30 years of service. The department also celebrates the accomplishments of students, such as Carter Wade winning the master student poster presentation award at the Ohio AVS conference.

The Department of Physics at Miami University has a rich history, dating back to the 19th century. From its origins in natural philosophy to its growth under influential leaders like Ray L. Edwards, the department has a long-standing tradition of excellence in teaching and research. With a commitment to inclusivity and fostering a love of learning, the Department of Physics at Miami University continues to inspire and educate future generations of scientists.