From Miami University to the Great Miami River, the geography of the Miami Valley carries the name of the Myaamia people, who have called these lands home since time immemorial. The Myaamia term wiikiaami traditionally referred to a dome-shaped structure, typically covered in cattail reed mats or bark, serving as a family home. wiikiaami is now used by Myaamia people to refer to any house or dwelling where they live. In these photos, you'll see the wiikiaami room located on the second floor of the Armstrong Student Center. myaamiacenter #MTR50