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The University’s decision to close classes well in advance of the hurricane enabled the successful evacuation of 4,300 students and a well-orchestrated safety plan for those unable to leave.

Coral Gables Campus in Full Recovery Mode after Hurricane Irma

The University is moving swiftly and diligently to clear widespread downed trees, power lines, and other obstacles to coordinate a safe return to the Coral Gables campus.

Hurricane Irma - Advisories

The University of Miami continues the recovery effort from Hurricane Irma.

University Issues Statement on DACA

UM Earns 4-Star LGBTQ Rating for Campus Inclusivity

The Campus Pride Index has ranked UM a 4-star university, making it one of just 17 universities in the South with a 4-star or higher rating.

Focus on the Barcelona Terrorist Attack

University of Miami hosts a panel discussion about the terrorist attack and remembers the victims from the area.

Data Science Computes Bright Futures for Miami’s At-Risk Youth

UM’s Center for Computational Science partnered with teens from Miami to prepare for careers in computational science.

AFROTC Members Recognized

Two members of the University of Miami ROTC Detachment receive top national recognition at a summer training exercise.

Cane Kickoff Welcomes Incoming Students to UM

The University of Miami welcomed students back with ‘Cane Kickoff, a week of events to introduce them to life as a Miami Hurricane.

Celestial Event Adds Flare to First Day of Classes

Students and faculty gathered at the Rock to catch a glimpse of the solar eclipse.

Under Construction: The Next Generation in On-Campus Housing

The University of Miami has embarked on an ambitious 10-year housing plan that will transform the student life experience into the 21st century.

Provost Jeffrey Duerk Is Here to Move the Needle

UM’s new chief academic officer holds some 40 patents, and in 2017 was inducted into the National Academy of Inventors.

All Aboard the Carbon Cruise

University of Miami students and researchers are blogging during a month-long expedition in the Gulf of Mexico to study ocean acidification.

UM Names Vice President for Hemispheric and Global Affairs

María de Lourdes Dieck-Assad, a world-renowned economist and former ambassador, fills a new role for the University.

A New Journey Begins at the University of Miami for Dreamers

Through the U Dreamers program, DACA students find essential support as they pursue their college degrees, and a better future.

Emmi and Connor Talk About Summer Internships in NYC

UM students talk about their internships up north in a city that never sleeps.

In Memoriam: William W. Sandler, Jr.

Former University of Miami Dean of Students William W. ‘Bill’ Sandler, Jr. passed away on August 6 at the age of 83

Scientists Improve Forecast of Increasing Hazard on Ecuadorian Volcano

Researchers use a powerful technique known as Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar to show an increase in volcanic danger on Ecuador's Cotopaxi.

Building Trust from Trauma

UM’s First Star Academy supports foster care youth.

Mixing Sports and Music

Derrick Hardy shares his experience as a student in UOnline’s Master of Education in Sport Administration program.

Eastern Airlines Archive Lands at UM

Recently donated to the University of Miami by the Eastern Airlines Retirees Association, the Eastern Airlines Archive is a treasure trove of photographs and other materials.

Bringing Attention to Mental Health and Bullying

Miss UM, sophomore Jessica Bayuk, has taken her own personal experiences with mental health and turned them into positive messages for others.

Dispatches from Abroad

Read the latest entries from UM students who are spending part or all of their summer visiting different countries across the world.

Empowering People through Technology

Global Sigma, a UM student organization founded by Harold Tapamo, has donated refurbished computers to Syrian refugee families living in Miami-Dade.

Fostering a Generation of Entrepreneurs

Looking back on 15 years of the University of Miami Business Plan Competition, hosted by the School of Business Administration.

The Data Machine

Value in the Era of Analytics

UM Student Brings Power of Writing to Opa-Locka

Summer Creative Writing Camp Inspires Young Writers to Release Their Emotions Onto the Page.

UM Names Andy Gomez Interim Director of ICCAS

Gomez, an expert on human values and attitudes in post-Castro Cuba, will serve as interim director of Institute for Cuban and Cuban-American Studies effective August 15, 2017.

Munro Appointed UM School of Nursing Dean

The University of Miami announced the appointment of Cindy Munro as the new dean of the School of Nursing and Health Studies

JPMorgan Chase Expands Commitment to Affordable Housing in Miami

University of Miami’s Office of Civic and Community Engagement harnesses technology to seek affordable housing solutions through JPMorgan Chase-backed mapping tool, leadership training program.

Wonder Women of Science

UM female scientists share some insight on women in science, science in Hollywood and how Wonder Woman is an icon of strength and smarts.

Student Affairs Newbie Wins NASPA Outstanding New Professional Award

UM Student Affairs Advocacy Coordinator Heather Stevens has been awarded the William Leftwich Award for Outstanding New Professional in NASPA Region III.

Innovation Is a Contact Sport

President Julio Frenk makes the case for collaboration at eMerge Americas.

eMerge Americas Dissects Future of Innovation

UM College of Engineering Dean Jean-Pierre Bardet and alumnus Rony Abovitz share the stage in a discussion moderated by Knight Foundation’s Matt Haggman.

From Environmental Sensors to Climate-Proof Corals

UM showcases its technology initiatives and projects at eMerge Americas

A Hemispheric Partnership to Introduce Innovative Solutions

The University of Miami Center for Computational Science and the Fastrack Institute sign an agreement to address hemispheric challenges and implement solutions through big data and technologies.

University of Miami Stands with Paris Accord

UM President Julio Frenk signed onto a declaration in support of upholding pledges under the Paris Climate Agreement.

UM College of Engineering Establishes the CDR. and Mrs. Donald C. Pette Sr. Memorial Scholarship

Grandsons Gregory A. and Geoffrey A. Pette donated the scholarship in memory of their grandparents.

Rare Violin Honors a Rare Woman

In the prodigious hands of Frost School of Music violin student Miclen LaiPang, a 300-year-old Guarneri violin makes its University of Miami debut while honoring community leader, philanthropist, and education advocate Sue Miller.

Quelch Appointed Dean of UM’s School of Business Administration

John Quelch is an internationally recognized scholar on the marketing implications of globalization and a former dean of two international business schools.

Symposium Examines Health Effects of Climate Change

Experts weigh in on emerging health challenges associated with rising temperatures and other climatic conditions

UM Names Accomplished Academic and Inventor as New Provost

Jeffrey L. Duerk, dean of the School of Engineering at Case Western, has been named the new provost at UM.

Fantastic Photos

The Rosenstiel School annual photo competition captures stunning images of marine life from around the world.

Building Mental Toughness Off the Field

A new study reveals that mindfulness training, but not relaxation training, benefits college athletes' attention. Practice engagement and program adherence are key.

University of Miami President Julio Frenk Joins Mexico’s El Colegio Nacional

Frenk delivered his inaugural lecture Wednesday, officially joining the most prestigious group of Mexican intellectuals from all fields of science and the arts.

School of Communication Alumnus Named ABC Correspondent in Miami

Victor Oquendo, BSC ’09, is following in his parents’ footsteps.

Science as Diplomacy

The Rosenstiel School’s final lecture of the 2017 Sea Secrets series focused on using science diplomacy to bring marine science together in the U.S. and Cuba and was held at the new Frost Science Museum.

Scientists Study Atmospheric Waves Radiating out of Hurricanes

Researchers believe they have found a new way to monitor the intensity and location of hurricanes from hundreds of miles away by detecting atmospheric waves radiating from the centers of these powerful storms.

Special Report: 2017 Commencement

The University of Miami welcomed nearly 3,800 new graduates into the UM alumni family during six ceremonies at the Watsco Center this week.

Lessons for the Class of 2017

Speakers urge UM’s graduating students to use their skills and talents to make a difference.

Education Key to Making a Difference

Thursday’s graduate degree ceremony was the largest in UM history

School of Communication Graduate Nabs Job as Host of Morning Television Show

Even in high school Danny New had a strategy on how to be a television personality.

University of Miami Named One of America's Best Employers by Forbes

Independent survey reflects employee pride

Sarah Tricarico

With a career trajectory that included Pan Am flight attendant, non-traditional track nursing student accomplishes her dream career goal in only one year

Jeremy Penn

Student leader and activist unites the LGBTQ ‘Canes community to create positive change.

Calculating Canines

U Pup Co-President Lindsey Slavin graduates with one of her angels at her side.

Building Champions

Miami Hurricanes Athletics celebrates an historic groundbreaking ceremony for the Carol Soffer Football Indoor Practice Facility.

New UM Trustees Elected to Board

Eight new members of the University of Miami Board of Trustees were elected to terms on May 5.

UM Mourns Passing of 'Treasured Alumni Leader' Arthur Hertz

A senior member of the UM Board of Trustees, Hertz died on Wednesday at the age of 83.

Vikesh Patel

After four years of helping make the University of Miami an amazing experience for all students, he graduates with a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering and a minor in Business Law.

Krystine Smith

U.S. Marine Veteran and Frost School of Music graduate to treat symptoms of PTSD with music therapy at the Miami VA Healthcare System.

Nicolas Delgado Alcega

The son of a designer and a systems engineer, he learned to love design and drawing at a young age in his native Venezuela.

Jacob Rudolph

UM’s first Point Scholar graduates with a degree in political science and minors in music, LGBTQ studies, and communication.

Adam White

The Phoenix native spent his summers building a sports business digital news outlet.

A.J. Skiera

Illinois native’s interest in public service and international affairs shaped by Model United Nations experience.

Roberto Efraín Díaz

California-bound da Vinci Scholar will pursue his Ph.D. in biochemistry.

Kierin Mukerjee

As a UM Foote Fellow, he was able to pursue various interests on a path outside of a traditional academic curriculum.

UM Signs on with American Talent Initiative

The growing alliance of public and private colleges and universities aims to enroll and graduate talented students regardless of socioeconomic status.

Sharing Advice on Bettering Our World

Six extraordinary people will speak at the spring commencement exercises May 10-12 at the Watsco Center on the Coral Gables campus.

Reed McDonough

The New Jersey native found an inclusive culture on UM’s campus.

Alina Zerpa

The first-generation college graduate and Miami native leaves her mark on commuter student life at the University of Miami.

Natalie Diala

The Houston native found her college experience transformed through her involvement with UM’s Butler Center for Service and Leadership.

Riva Trivedi

Trivedi shares a note to her fellow graduates.

Jeffrey Mark Pierce

The Law + Music joint degree student performs lead in UM’s "The Drowsy Chaperone"

Oliver Redsten

The graduating senior discusses his lifelong passion for journalism.

UNIVEN Hosting Donation Boxes for Venezuela

The University of Miami student organization, UNIVEN, is collecting donations to send to those in need in Venezuela.

The U Honors Two of Its Angels

UM alumni Maurice R. Greenberg and Corinne P. Greenberg, Class of 1949, were recognized at the 2017 Alumni Awards Ceremony, hosted by the UM Alumni Association in New York City.

Remembering the Holocaust

UM marks Holocaust Remembrance Day with a reading of names and recollections of a survivor.

Truths and Answers about the Amazon

A recent paper argues that not only have researchers just scratched the surface of analyzing the Amazon, but the plots of land that are analyzed may have biases that are not accounted for.

Panel Assesses President Trump’s First 100 Days

The period of the first 100 days in office is a telling gauge for a president's full term in the White House.

In Her Shoes

UM students, staff and faculty join the worldwide march to end men’s violence against women.

Greek Week Raises Over $50,000 for Cerebral Palsy Awareness

Greek Week at the University of Miami is committed to raising money and awareness for United Cerebral Palsy.

A Question of Why

Carlos Bustamante, a Presidential Distinguished Scholar, kicked off his series of lectures about genetics, DNA and who we are.

Md Monzur Rabbi

Fulbright Scholarship helps Bangladesh lawyer realize dreams with International Arbitration LLM

UM Student Named Truman Scholar

Junior Kristiana Yao is the first named at UM in the last 33 years.

New Medical School Dean Named

Edward Abraham, M.D., has been named Dean of the University of Miami Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine, beginning July 1.

Denim Day at the U

UM community wears jeans in show of support for sexual assault awareness.

Annual Juried Student Art Show

The 2017 exhibition, at the University’s art gallery in Wynwood, features multiple mediums and showcases the talents of UM’s student artists.

Showing Our Colors for Pride

The University of Miami is celebrating Campus Pride Month with a colorful collection of events throughout April.

Population Geneticist Shares His Knowledge

Carlos D. Bustamante begins his tenure as a University of Miami Distinguished Presidential Scholar with lectures across the University.

Trainers Transform Lives

Whether looking to enhance strength, endurance, or quality of life, Herbert Wellness Center trainers are equipped to customize programming to fit an individual's needs.

UM Recognized for Voter Engagement by Campus Vote Project and NASPA

The University of Miami joins the ranks as one of 83 campuses in 23 states named “Voter-Friendly.”

University of Miami to Begin Phase 2 Zika Vaccine Trial

Multi-site study will evaluate NIH’s experimental DNA vaccine.

Opening Doors for UM’s Newest Canes

Housing and Residential Life’s program for freshmen residents ensures first-year students immediately engage with campus resources.

A Winning Team

A new scholarship provided by Payless ShoeSource enables a student from the Caribbean to attend UM.

Greg Norman and Alex Rodriguez Offer Tips for Success at UM Sport Industry Conference

More than 250 participants met at the UM Fieldhouse at the Watsco Center to learn more from industry experts.

CHAMPION! Dinsmore Wins Platform at NCAA Championships

Redshirt freshman diver David Dinsmore won the NCAA national championship in the men’s 10-meter platform at the 2017 NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships.

Winning Big

UM junior Gina Panarese was surprised on campus Thursday by the Ellen DeGeneres show and asked to participate in Ellen’s “Cash at Your Car” segment.

How Female Business Leaders Succeed

A conversation with Belén Garijo and Felicia Marie Knaul.

University of Miami Names New COO

Nova Southeastern University’s Jacqueline A. Travisano will be UM’s Executive Vice President for Business and Finance and Chief Operating Officer.

UM Selects Investment Advisory Firm

U.S. Trust will provide advisory services for UM’s long-term growth portfolio.

Revealing His Soul

Sir James Galway, Distinguished Presidential Scholar, inspires flute students with his artistry and masterful teaching.

#BlackLivesMatter Co-Founder Urges Students to Make a Difference

Activist and community organizer Alicia Garza stresses the need for a richness of ideas to help solve society’s problems.

Sub-Second System Seizures

UM physicist studies the unexpected consequences of sub-second delays on fast-moving data systems

James Galway Named Presidential Scholar

The world renown flautist joins the Frost School of Music

Science and Art Weave a Story on Climate Change

A fluid multi-platform exhibition examines the impacts of climate change through art, research, media, and curated archival items at UM’s Richter Library.

UM’s Rosetta Stone

A unique program in the College of Arts and Sciences provides students the opportunity to learn languages not offered in course catalogs.

Bringing History to Life

UTrailblazers honors UM’s first black graduates and champions of integration and taps into priceless personal histories of life on campus in the 1960s and 1970s.

University Reaffirms Support of Transgender Community

The University of Miami continues to encourage students, faculty, staff, and visitors on campus to use bathrooms and facilities that correspond with their gender identity.

Engineering Power

A highlight of National Engineers Week is inviting high school girls to UM to discover how analytical thinking and critical reasoning are skills each engineer needs to succeed.

Toppel Career Center Recognizes Career Champions

Members of the University of Miami community and UM partners recognize those who support career readiness with the Toppel Awards.

A Personal Fight Against Prejudice

In a lecture presentation at UM Hillel, a former skinhead shared his inspirational story of overcoming a life of hatred and violence.

4th Annual ‘Drag Out’, Raises Money for local LGBTQ Youth Charity

Drag Out, an annual event sponsored by the student organization SpectrUM, brings attention to the LGBTQ community through a lively drag show fundraiser.

Innovators for the Americas: Striving to Solve Some of Latin America’s Pressing Issues

Five international teams develop, present and defend business plans, leveraging their entrepreneurial and technological expertise along with the help of UM and in-country Latin American business professors.

UM’s School of Business Administration Announces Gift from New York Yankees All-Star Alex Rodriguez

The $500,000 gift will enhance curriculum for pro athletes and others earning MBAs at the University of Miami.

Mothers and Infants Connect Through Song

Research from the Frost School of Music provides insight into the importance of song for both mothers and infants.

UM’s First Black Graduates Recall Triumphs over Adversity

Trailblazing students, who are being honored this month by UM, look back at the early days of desegregation.

A Call for Stronger Democracy in Latin America

Former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe guest lectured to students enrolled in UM’s Executive MBA en Español program.

The College and the Arts

The College of Arts and Sciences showcases a wide breadth of art forms, from theatre to painting to photography, that feature work by students, faculty, staff, and the global community.

Maker Faire Miami

U-SoA and RAD-UM are proud organizers of the Maker Faire Miami event, April 8-9th, in partnership with Miami Dade College, MANO and Maker Media!

UM Celebrates the Year of the Rooster

Lunar New Year celebration on the Lakeside Patio features themed booths, food, and performances

Illuminating ‘Moonlight’

A screening at the Cosford gives UM President Julio Frenk an opportunity to talk to one of the creative forces behind the Academy Award-nominated ‘Moonlight.’

UM’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Sees Rapid Growth

OLLI offers more than 50 classes to seniors who want to remain active in mind and body.

Alumnus Uses Business Skills to Launch Charity

A crowdfunding program called Seed Out has helped dozens of entrepreneurs with their business enterprises.

Muslim Ban Teach-In Dissects Presidential Executive Order

Yale law professor spoke about the national proliferation of lawyers defending people denied entry at airports.

Two University of Miami History Professors Awarded NEH Fellowships

The UM fellowships were among $16.3 million in grants awarded nationwide by the National Endowment for the Humanities for 290 projects.

UM Announces Support for DACA Students and Employees

The University of Miami is committed to providing its students, faculty, and staff of all nationalities and citizenship status with opportunities to nurture their talents and achieve their goals.

Students Honor MLK with a Day of Service

More than 100 UM students re-seed a community garden and package meals for needy families.

Bringing Tolerance into the Conversation

UM’s ninth Tunnel of Oppression, sponsored by the Butler Center for Service and Leadership, aims to create awareness around different forms of oppression.

Internationally Significant Collection Donated to UM, MDC

UM’s share of the Kislak materials - valued at $20 million - will become part of the Richter Library’s Special Collections Division.

Poisoning A River of Grass

Due to a variety of factors, toxic algal blooms are an added threat to the unique Everglades ecosystem.

Creation of the Frost Institutes for Science and Engineering

UM’s public commitment to enhance the preeminence of Miami as a leader in scientific inquiry and innovation.

UM Junior Selected to Inaugural Student Advisory Board

Stefanie Rodriguez, a political science major, has been selected to the Campus Vote Project’s inaugural Student Advisory Board.

Cuba Water Hassles

An interdisciplinary study at UM is looking at how Cubans on the island cope with water issues that result in health and hygiene concerns.

UM Students Host Social Justice Week

This year’s programming aims to spread awareness of the various injustices that affect the campus, local, and global community.

It All Adds Up

UM’s Mathematics Department is involved in research that cuts across disciplines and real-world issues – sometimes with a hemispheric focus.

A Recreation of the Real World

An interdisciplinary approach at the University of Miami is using drones and new mapping technologies to view historic buildings in 3-D.

Spotlight on Coral Bleaching

New high-resolution model predictions of annual coral bleaching can help prioritize reefs for conservation.

UM and Marcus Lemonis Announce "Match Marcus" Campaign

UM Athletics, in partnership with Miami native and the star of CNBC show “The Profit”, Marcus Lemonis, announced the 'Match Marcus' fundraising campaign for Student-Athlete Excellence.

Student-Managed Investment Fund Yields More Than Dividends

Five years since the Cat 5 Student Managed Investment Fund was created, many of the Fund’s students have started their careers in equity research and investment management.

School of Business Guiding CIBER on the Roadmap to Hemispheric Innovation

Although UM’s Center for International Business Education & Research (CIBER) is based at the School of Business, students studying all disciplines and at all levels can participate.

Mapping Informality

Mixing activism with architecture, two University of Miami professors use drones and face-to-face encounters with locals to map informal cities in Latin America.

Commencement Address

Remarks by Donna E. Shalala at the University of Miami fall commencement on Thursday, December 15, 2016.

Former UM President Donna Shalala Honored at Fall Commencement

An estimated 975 students received newly minted degrees at the largest fall graduation ceremony in UM’s history.

Unique Adaptations Help Ducks Thrive in the Andes

An international group of biologists discover how torrent ducks manage to thrive in low-oxygen environments.

Prestigious Paths Followed

UM’s Office of Prestigious Awards & Fellowships helped place 23 students in competitive programs, nationally and abroad, during the past year.

UM Receives $1M Grant for Lifelong Learning

The gift from The Bernard Osher Foundation is the second endowment grant awarded to the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at UM.

Pedestrian Bridge Installed Over US 1

Early Saturday morning, the bridge was raised over U.S. 1 to link the east side of the highway with the Metrorail station.

Holiday Toy Selection for Children with Autism

University of Miami experts share tips for parents and families when selecting holiday toys for children on the Autism Spectrum.

UMIA Celebrates New Name and New Home

With welcome remarks from Director Dr. Felicia Marie Knaul, Dean Leonidas Bachas, and President Julio Frenk, the Pick Hall location of the institute was officially inaugurated to become a research hub of the University on hemispheric issues.

Dreamers in Miami-Dade County Can Pursue Their Passions at UM

Qualified high school students in Miami-Dade may be eligible for full tuition funding through the new need-based program.

Cuba Experts Agree Trump Likely to Undo Obama's Rapprochement

The panel of experts met at Casa Bacardi before a large audience of academics and community members.

Festival Miami: The Impact Beyond the Orchestra

Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter-pianist Bruce Hornsby performs with fellow UM Frost School of Music alumnus and bassist Chris Croce on February 4 at Festival Miami.

Designing a Resilient South Florida

Hosted by the University of Miami School of Architecture, teams of experts, students, and local policy leaders presented solutions to adapt to climate change.

‘Sinking City’ Showcases Diverse Voices

The new online literary journal published by graduate students hopes to drive conversations about the environment and other important issues.

New Needle Exchange Program Launches on World AIDS Day

The UM-led program is just the latest in the University’s arsenal of work and research to fight HIV/AIDS.

How Castro Shaped Cuban Identity and What His Death Means to those Exiled

Editor’s note: This article first appeared in The Conversation US on December 1, 2016.

The University of Miami Earns the State Title for Service to Local Communities

The University of Miami was honored with Florida Compact's Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Engaged Campus Special Award.

A Cause for Celebration

The Lennar Foundation Medical Center dazzles in its debut on the Coral Gables campus.

Boxing Paintings to Display During Art Basel

Painting by UM alumnus Runcie Tatnall will be on display at Fight Club in Wynwood during the Art Basel Miami.

Nursing Scientist Anne Norris Named Interim Dean

Anne Norris, associate dean for the Ph.D. program and professor in the School of Nursing and Health Studies, has been named interim dean of the school, effective January 3, 2017.

International Thanksgiving Helps Bridge Cultural Divides

IEP students showcase the cuisine and culture of their homelands

Brain Pattern Flexibility and Behavior

Researchers analyzed how brain regions are connected to each other in a way that facilitates high-level cognitive processing.

UM Alumnus Named to White House Post

A graduate of Miami Law, Reince Priebus was named chief of staff for President-elect Donald J. Trump.

Student-Athlete Success

University of Miami student-athletes posted a Graduation Success Rate of 90 percent, above the national average of 84 percent.

UM Hillel Celebrates 75 Years of Jewish Culture and Belonging on Campus

Guests and students joined UM Hillel to celebrate past achievements and raise awareness of future endeavors.

Election Night Takes Campus by Storm

The University of Miami hosted two watch parties on campus where students were encouraged to support their candidates as the election unfolded.

Susan Miller Passes Away

Philanthropist, community advocate, and friend of the University of Miami, Sue Miller championed causes that touched many lives.

A Major Ocean Current Is Widening as Climate Warms

A UM Rosenstiel School Agulhas Current study has important implications for global climate.

McCraney Gives Miami Voices Their Close-Up

A professor of theatre and civic engagement and playwright whose work inspired the film Moonlight, Tarell Alvin McCraney nurtures Miami’s homegrown artistic talent.

Making a Difference

UM student, award-winning community activist Monica Bustinza shares her experience of leading Get Out the Vote.

The Beauty of Blogging

UM alumna and award-winning blogger Patrice Grell Yursik, also known as Afrobella, is back to talk to students as part of the USpeak program at Books & Books.

Climate Change Puts Focus on Miami

UM climate researchers are featured in the Emmy Award-winning National Geographic series Years of Living Dangerously.

London Career Crawl

The Toppel Career Center’s Crawl Program lets students experience career paths in cities of interest.

Forum Spotlights Relevant Issues

A three-day conference hosted by the University of Miami and Florida International University examined the critical issues of climate change, sustainability and energy security.

Could a Pill Treat Concussions?

A $16 million grant to UM will fund cannabinoid research in hopes of discovering the first real treatment option for concussions.

U PUP’s Founding Father Heads to Grad School, Leaves His Legacy in Good Paws

Trenton, U PUP’s first graduate, is passing the leash to his successor, Dolce, and more than 150 members of the University’s new service club dedicated to raising canine companions for people with disabilities.

The Power to Tell a Story

Cuban journalist Yoani Sánchez, the newly named UM Distinguished Presidential Fellow, spoke about challenges faced by reporters and the state of an independent media in Cuba.

UM Launches New Business Certificate Program for Public Health Workforce

UM’s School of Business Administration and Miller School of Medicine partner with the de Beaumont Foundation to launch interdisciplinary BEAM program.

University Communications Recognized for Excellence

Projects created by University Communications – from newsletters to dedicated websites – win awards from global marketing association.

Networking For Careers on Wall Street

The Bermont/Carlin Scholars Program provides a glimpse into the talent that is being nurtured at UM’s School of Business Administration.

First Distinguished Presidential Fellow Named

Yoani Sanchez, Cuban independent journalist and brazen defender of free speech named.

A Nation’s Crisis Hits Home

Venezuelan students at UM follow daily news reports on their embattled country, and worry about friends and family still living there.

The University of Miami is Now 90 Years Strong

Ninety years ago today, a mere 30 days after the storm, the University of Miami welcomed its first class of 646 full-time students.

Helping Those Impacted by Hurricane Matthew

University of Miami students, doctors pull resources together for aid and relief efforts.

UM Trustee Donates ‘Exhilarating’ Music Treasures to Weeks Library

Alfred Camner, and his family, have made a donation to the University of rare and valuable scores composed by musical giants.

Student Organizations Make an Impact

UM students and staff share thoughts on how student organizations better student life on campus and themselves.

UM Ranked High in Inaugural Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education College Rankings

University ranks 37th out of over 1,000 institutions, scoring high marks in engagement and student diversity.

Miami Announces the Watsco Center

The University of Miami announced the naming of its multi-purpose entertainment facility as the Watsco Center.

Forum Focuses on Bridging the Women’s Cancer Divide

Clinicians, health systems experts, and advocates gathered at the University of Miami to improve the care of Latin American and Caribbean women who are dying form preventable and treatable cancers.

Hurricane Matthew – Advisory 6

All of the University of Miami campuses have been surveyed for damage, and conditions are safe for movement on each campus.

Other UM Information Regarding Hurricane Matthew

Below you will find information pertaining to Hurricane Matthew and the impact the storm may have on the University of Miami and surrounding area.

Leonardo DiCaprio Screens His Epic Film on Climate Change at UM

During a Q&A moderated by the actor, a panel that included UM scientist Kenny Broad warned of the disastrous consequences from climate change.

A Unique Cultural Perspective

A love of language, literature and theater brings the first Cuban student in decades on a student visa to UM for her doctoral studies.

Safety Fair Aims to Inform Students of Available Resources

The University of Miami Police Department and the Florida Department of Transportation hosted a full day of informational tips, games and giveaways at the annual Safety Fair / ‘Put it Down Campaign Kick-Off at the Rock Plaza.

UM Named Member of NSF-funded Consortium for Advancing Research Computing Practices

The National Science Foundation has awarded a consortium of 28 universities, which includes the University of Miami, a $750,000 grant to fund a Research Coordination Network.

UM Named Member of MetroLab Network Consortium

The partnership between local governments and universities allows members to research, develop and deploy solutions to address challenges faced by urban areas.

‘Women’s Cancers in the Americas’

In a first of its kind symposium, health experts explore ways to help women in Latin America fight breast and cervical cancer.

Discovering the Unknown About Turtles

UM researchers study a unique ecology in coastal Colombia that hosts large numbers of sea turtles during a growth period that has remained a mystery to experts.

Celebrating the U’s Magnetic Pull

UM President Julio Frenk opens the University’s ‘We are One U’ tour in the Big Apple.

UM’s Elvira Maria Restrepo Helps Colombia Heal

As Colombia votes on its historic agreement with the FARC rebels, the assistant professor of geography and regional studies lays the foundation for societal reconciliation.

Reflections on the 2016 Presidential Election

UM experts and scholars provide insights into the presidential debates and other topics influencing the upcoming presidential election.

Commemorating Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Pink Powder, an exhibit of renowned works from the de la Cruz Collection, is now on display at the Richter Library.

UM Students Conceive and Pursue Eco-Friendly Projects

Passionate, professional, and driven ECO Agency members pursue the same goal: to make the U more sustainable.

University of Miami Issues Statement on Milo Yiannopoulos

Xbox Case Under Review by Supreme Court

A Miami Law class action expert analyzes Microsoft v. Baker case in inaugural Cert Talk, the law school’s lecture series.

Tips on Watching Clinton-Trump Debate

UM debate expert David Steinberg advises viewers to take notes during the debate and fact-check statements that do not sound credible.

Peru’s President Brings Hemispheric Vision to UM

Peruvian economy highlighted in annual Americas Conference, focusing on the future of Latin America.

FDA Commissioner Sees a Future Where Gene-Editing Will Cure Disease

Robert M. Califf delivers keynote address at UM-sponsored clinical trials symposium

UM Experts Testify at Miami Beach Hearing

University clinicians and researchers urge a proactive approach to controlling the Zika virus.

Wearing Their Stories

Members of the UM community shared personal stories that inspire them daily at the recent Dear World event.

UM Among Leaders in Least Student Debt

U.S. News & World Report has ranked the University of Miami one of the top-tier research universities graduating students with the least amount of debt.

UM Scientists Conduct “Drift Card” Experiment in Biscayne Bay

Miami’s community joins together to minimize water pollution

UM Hosts ‘Reflections After 15 Years’

Members of the UM community gathered at the Rock Plaza to remember the victims of the 9/11 terrorism attacks.

’Cane Talk Reveals Links between Big Data and Terrorism

Fifteen years after the twin towers fell, Physics Professor Neil Johnson is changing the way the world looks at how future attacks could be prevented.

The Future of Ph.D.’s

University of Miami UGrow fellowship keeps Ph.D. students ahead of trends when seeking careers.

UM Hosts Panel Discussion on Zika

Forum addresses research priorities, clinical care, and public health challenges of the virus

UM Experts Discuss Zika

A panel discussion focusing on efforts to understand the Zika virus.

Zika Just the Latest Pathogen to Emerge

Globalization, increased travel, and climate change are all contributing to the spread of vector-borne diseases.

Campeche and UM Join Hands to Improve Public Health

The agreement establishes collaboration in training, clinical and research initiatives

UM Weaves Many Cultural Threads into a Fabric of Belonging

UM is weaving new patterns of engagement to ensure all identities feel connected to its cultural tapestry.

UM Welcomes Class of 2020 Stamps Scholars

UM students awarded prestigious Stamps Scholarships

Outreach in the Community

First-year and transfer students dedicate their Saturday to volunteerism, service in the local Miami community.

The Beauty of the Bowl

UM Libraries is featuring a student-curated exhibit on the rich history of the Orange Bowl, home to the Hurricanes for decades.

Reportajes peligrosos: Cómo sobreviven los periodistas en México

Un estudio inédito realizado por un profesor de la Universidad de Miami y otros analizó las tácticas que utilizan los periodistas mexicanos para evitar que los maten por el tipo de cobertura que dan a ciertos casos.

University Monitoring Invest 99L

The storm has the potential to intensify, and the University’s Crisis Decision Team will continue to monitor and assess the situation over the coming days.

Dangerous Assignments: How Journalists Stay Alive in Mexico

A first-of-its-kind study by a University of Miami professor and others has examined the tactics used by Mexican journalists to avoid being killed due to the stories they cover.

2016 Elections Course Brings ‘Living History’ to Students

As the first guest speaker, U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen urged the class to register for the Nov. 8 election

Zeroing in on Zika

The University of Miami focuses its medical might on the Zika virus through research, treatment and education.

Update on Zika Virus and UM Preparedness Actions

Advisory No. 3 - August 23, 2016

Indian Cinema in Miami

UM filmmakers' unusual experiment produces a love story for the world.

UM Campus Awakens as Students Move In

Thousands of students move into the residential colleges as a new academic year begins

Salzburg in the Summer

Students in the UM Frost School of Music are participating in a study abroad program in Salzburg, Austria.

Election Course Features Frontline Perspectives

From the Pillars of Democracy to the Dynamic Presidential Race, Election Course Offers an Engaging Curriculum for UM Students

Olympic Silver

UM alumnus Sam Dorman, MAE ’14, teamed up with Michael Hixon to win a silver medal in the synchronized 3-meter springboard event at the 2016 Games.

Fishing for an LL.M. in Maritime Law

The Bait to Retool Career and Land Veteran Lawyer in New Sea

Surgical Residents Score Wins as Medical Volunteers in Rio

Sarah Eidelson and Charles Karcutskie, general surgery residents at University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Hospital, volunteer at the games.

New Director of LGBTQ Student Center On Board

Van Bailey, the former director of BGLTQ Student Life at Harvard College, is the new inaugural director at UM.

GIS Mapping Aims to Improve Health Care Access for Older Adults

A UM geographer teamed up with geriatricians and other geographers to conduct the first age-adjusted analysis of socially and medically vulnerable older adults in South Florida.

Reflections on Rio and the 2016 Olympics

UM experts reflect on issues occurring in Rio de Janeiro as the 2016 Summer Olympics play out from August 5 to August 21.

Stunning Art at Shops at Sunset Place

Izia Lindsay, UM Department of Art and Art History graduate student, brought the entrance to Sunset Place alive with a tropical-themed art.

UHealth Physicians Join Medical Team in Rio

UHealth in Rio - Part 1

Bascom Palmer Eye Institute Launches Dynamic New Master’s Degree

World’s first master’s program in vision science and ophthalmology

Sigma Delta Tau Sorority Selected for Diamond Chapter Award

The University of Miami Chapter of Sigma Delta Tau, Alpha Mu, was selected as one of nine chapters to be honored with the Diamond Chapter Award.

An Extraordinary Patient Experience

An Advance Look at UHealth Coral Gables in The Lennar Foundation Medical Center

From Black Holes to Dark Matter

UM physicist helps develop a space telescope to study the secrets of the cosmos.

VONA/Voices Provides Safe Space for Writers of Color

The annual conference at UM nurtures voices that open minds and deepen human understanding.

The Miami Hurricane Honored

The heralded student newspaper took home 10 SPJ Florida Sunshine State Awards, including nine first place finishes.

NFL Players ‘Prepare for Life after Football’

More than 30 current and former NFL players graduated from the new Miami Executive M.B.A. for Artists and Athletes program.

Global Competition

The RoboCanes, a team of autonomous, soccer-playing robots developed by students and faculty, reached new heights at the 2016 RoboCup Championship in Germany.

Examining the Role of Women in Extreme Networks Such as ISIS

A UM study reveals that although women remain under the radar in terrorist organizations, they hold the networks together.

Embracing Community Service

More than 12,500 UM students recorded 157,489 hours of community service in the 2014-2015 academic year.

15 Things to Know About the School of Business Today

Business Magazine presents interesting factoids describing UM's School of Business Administration today.

Cuban Dissident Condemns Obama During UM Visit

In his first trip outside of Cuba, Oscar Elias Biscet received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from former President George W. Bush and the keys to Coral Gables from Mayor James Cason, formerly the chief U.S. diplomat in Cuba.

Doing the Math on Zika and Sex

In a first-of-its-kind study, UM researchers created a mathematical model in an attempt to determine how much of a role sexual transmission plays in the spread and control of Zika.

Researchers Employ Multiple Disciplines in Study of Vector-Borne Diseases

‘Witch Doctors’ Flex Skills on BattleBots

Most witch doctors believe in healing, but this Witch Doctor, designed by a team that includes two alumni, will be bent on maiming, scorching, and annihilating other robots.

UM Science Kicks Off Shark Week

Highly anticipated Discovery Channel program highlights shark research by UM’s Neil Hammerschlag.

Conference Spotlights ‘Other C02 Problem’

Forum aimed to raise awareness about ocean acidification, an invisible threat to Florida’s coral reefs, fisheries, and tourism economy.

Analyzing How ISIS Recruits Through Social Media

UM researchers apply the laws of physics to study how terrorist support groups grow online, and how law enforcement can track activities.

Omaha Bound

The Hurricanes will be featured in the College World Series for the second straight season, and the 25th time in program history. Games begin June 18.

Next Stop, Super Regional

Next up for the third-seeded Hurricanes is an NCAA Super Regional beginning this weekend at Alex Rodriguez Park at Mark Light Field.

The Road to Omaha Runs through Miami

Aiming for a fifth College World Series title, the third-seeded Hurricanes host NCAA Baseball's Coral Gables Regional.

Virtual to Reality

Christopher Ortiz, who is earning a master's degree from UM's online program, reflects on his first visit to campus.

Professor Gets the Galápagos Scoop, Imparts a Lesson

UM SoC Professor Joseph B. Treaster files a breaking news story to the New York Times while with study abroad students in the Galápagos.

A Growing eMerge Perspective

B2B tech conference demonstrated UM’s vast potential as the core institution of a new innovation ecosystem.

Gift Establishes Chair in Atheism, Humanism, and Secular Ethics

Louis J. Appignani says he hopes his $2.2 million gift will help end discrimination against atheists.

Feast or Ramen

O’Shane Elliott heats up TV’s culinary competition.

Shark Show Features UM Researcher

Rosenstiel School shark researcher Neil Hammerschlag appears in a National Geographic show May 22.

A Composite Future

University of Miami researchers unveil a new corrosion-resistant bridge made without a drop of steel.

Richard D. Fain Named Chair of UM’s Board of Trustees

Hilarie Bass reinstalled as vice chair, H.T. Smith named vice chair, and Noor Joudi appointed student trustee.

Networking with Sport Business Leaders

It’s this passion for building relationships that brought over 200 attendees together for the inaugural UM Sport Industry Conference.

Special Report: 2016 Commencement

The University of Miami held its spring commencement exercises May 5-7 at the BankUnited Center on the Coral Gables campus.

Nobel Laureate Urges Graduates to Change the World

Oscar Arias, former president of Costa Rica and Nobel Peace Prize recipient, told students at Friday's commencement that "the world is depending on you" to make a difference.

‘No Truck with Trump’

Honorary degree recipient Jorge Castañeda urges graduates to help debunk Donald Trump's message

Lavender Graduation Celebrates Students Across the Spectrum

The University's Lavender Celebration recognized the accomplishments of LGBTQ students and the strides the U has made to create a safe, inclusive campus.

Crystal Jackson

A single mom, Jackson is a nursing major who has excelled in the classroom and in campus leadership positions.

Adolfo Gonzalez

The first generation American is the first in his family to graduate from college.

Josh Marzano

The College of Arts and Sciences senior is focused on making a global impact in LGBT communities.

Sarah Larson

With a newly minted doctoral degree, Larson is part of the new generation of researchers studying Earth’s changing climate.

Class of 2016 Graduate: Stephanie Wagner

Stephanie Wagner is a member of the University of Miami women's tennis from Amberg, Germany, and is graduating this weekend with a degree in economics.

Ryan Champiny

Champiny conducted research that would make many graduate students and postdocs envious.

Leonardo Valle

Once an aspiring doctor, Leonardo Valle now plans to impact patients’ lives as a nurse.

Stephen Bashore

Always a ’Cane at heart, Stephen Bashore earns a UM degree to make it official.

Renee Reneau

A native of California who grew up in St. Augustine, Florida, she graduates this spring with a Bachelor’s Degree in Communications Studies and Political Science and a minor in Spanish.

Musical Success

Frost School of Music students take home 15 DownBeat Magazine Student Awards, including Veronica O'Brien, who won an Outstanding Performance Award in the undergraduate vocal jazz soloist category.

Strong Job Prospects for 2016 Graduates Even Better for Those Skilled at Self-Promotion

Illustrious Commencement Speakers Bring Global Views

Speakers to address the University of Miami’s commencement exercises May 5-7, when more than 3,500 graduates walk the stage at the BankUnited Center.

Burns Selected in First Round of 2016 NFL Draft

Miami Hurricanes defensive back Artie Burns was selected with the 25th overall draft pick by the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday night.

Family, Friends, and Colleagues Remember UM President Edward ‘Tad’ Foote

More than 400 people attended the memorial service in honor of UM’s fourth president.

UM’s Innovative Technology Featured at eMerge Americas

B2B Technology Event Showcases Work of UM Researchers

Champion of Change

In a White House ceremony, Ph.D. candidate Valerie Halstead is recognized for her work combating sexual assault on campus.

Students Spring Into ’Canes Carnival

Event featured Star Wars-themed laser tag, carnival rides, food trucks, and a concert.

‘Innovation Ecosystem’

In his talk at eMerge Americas, UM President Frenk says the University can be the hub to link intellectual capital in Latin America.

UM Debate Shines

Debaters Renee Reneau and Michael Fuentes won the ACC Coastal Division Championship, and finished second overall in the ACC Debate Tournament.

School Of Nursing and Health Studies Receives $1.7M Helene Fuld Health Trust Grant

Green U Hosts Sea-Level Rise Panel Discussion

Green U kicks off UM’s Earth Week with a panel discussion on the financial, legal and policy implications of sea-level rise in South Florida.

Memorial Service for UM President Foote Set for April 26

The University of Miami’s fourth president passed away on February 15 at age 78.

UM Adds Ablution Room for Muslims

Located in the Storm Surge room at University Center, the space allows Muslims to perform a cleansing ritual before prayers.

Baseball Ranked No. 1 for First Time Since 2008

Winners of nine straight games and 20 of its last 22 contests, the UM baseball team ascended to the top of the college baseball polls released Monday.

UM President Frenk Receives Bouchet Award

The prestigious honor is named for Yale alumnus Edward A. Bouchet, who in 1876 became the first African-American to earn a Ph.D. in any discipline from an American university.

International Week Celebrates Diversity Around the Globe

This year’s event features a “Local Experience” theme and is aimed at honoring victims of terrorism.

Students Dress for Success with Sebastian’s Closet

The initiative allows students to rent clothing for job interviews and other functions for free.

Colaboración Hemisférica Para Resolver Problemas Acuciantes A Través De La Investigación

El Centro de Ciencia Computacional de la Universidad de Miami y el Centro “Heuristic” de Innovación de Tecnología Informática del Gobierno del Estado de Yucatán firman acuerdo estratégico para crear el “Centro de Ciencia Computacional de la Universidad de Miami (UM) para el continente americano”.

Hemispheric Collaboration

University of Miami Center for Computational Science, Yucatan State Government’s Information Technologies Innovation Center ‘Heuristic’ sign strategic agreement to create “UM Computational Science Center for the Americas.”

Chasing a Dream

UM senior Bernie Berges has been named to the U.S. Quidditch National Team, which will compete in Germany in July.

Canes in Color

About 200 students attended the first annual Electronic Dance Music paint party event on the Foote Green.

UM Forum Addresses Concerns about Zika Virus

Researchers and physicians from the Miller School and elsewhere discuss the science of the virus, public health safety, and ethics.

Rolling Stones Legend Jams with Frost Students

Drummer Charlie Watts made a surprise visit to Monday’s jazz session at the Frost School of Music.

Celebrating Match Day 2016

Match Day 2016 Launches Exciting New Chapter for Miller School Students

Brief Cited by Supreme Court Authored by UM Law Professor

The high court cited the brief written by UM Professor Sergio Campos in a case involving Tyson Foods.

How Sweet It Is

Angel Rodriguez led the third-seeded Hurricanes over Wichita State 65-57 on Saturday to advance to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament.

UM Graduate Programs Ranked in Top Tier

The 2017 rankings of ‘Best Graduate Schools’ are released by U.S. News & World Report.

DOCS Health Fair in Liberty City

UM President Julio Frenk attends a DOCS Health Fair in Liberty City, where 200 people turned out for free health screenings.

@CanesWBB Receives No. 5 Seed in NCAA Tournament

For the 11th time in program history and the fifth time in the past six seasons, the University of Miami women’s basketball team is headed to the NCAA Tournament.

@CanesHoops Earns No. 3 Seed in NCAA Tournament

The Miami Hurricanes are back in the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament for the first time since 2013 and the second time under head coach Jim Larrañaga.

Good Grades All-Around

The GOP presidential debaters kept it clean and classy in Miami.

All Eyes on the U as UM Hosts GOP Debate

Only days before critical races in five states and one territory, the Republican Party’s four remaining candidates faced off at UM’s BankUnited Center.

Out of This World

In commercial space race, alumna could be among first civilian astronauts.

Political Focus on South Florida

Republican and Democratic presidential debates will take place in South Florida on March 9 and March 10.

Celebrate Cuban Culture This Week

FEC’s largest event showcases Cuban culture through food, art, music, and discussion.

Engineering Week Explores Diversity, STEM

Hundreds of students attend a week of events to learn more about engineering and change the perception that it's not for women or minorities.

Exploring Greek Life

The week-long celebration includes UCP fundraisers at local restaurants and on-campus events open to the public.

South Florida Unites to Fight Cancer

Thousands of participants in the Dolphins Cancer Challenge raised millions for research at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center.

UM Among Peace Corps Top Volunteer Schools

The organization ranks colleges and universities by the number of alumni volunteering for service.

Noted Civil Rights Activist Assisting UM on LGBTQ Vision

Miami native Ronni Sanlo is one of the nation’s leading educators in sexual orientation issues.

Tony-Winning Actor Ben Vereen Holds Center Stage at The Ring

Vereen, of ‘Pippin’ and ‘Roots’ fame, conducts a master class for Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre students at UM.

Former UM President Foote Remembered

Review stories and articles focused on the tenure of Edward T. Foote II as UM's fourth president.

Edward T. Foote II, UM's Fourth President, Passes Away

Foote dramatically raised University’s academic and research stature during 20-year tenure

Marking the Lunar New Year

Hundreds of students turn out to share in an evening of fun, food, and recognize the Year of the Monkey.

Shark Survey

A survey of shark scientists reveals that a majority favor sustainable fishing of the predators rather than a ban on shark fishing.

Community Collaboration in Harmony

Adrienne Arsht Center and Frost School of Music collaborate on a concert series that brings movie music to the community.

New Endowed Chairs Announced

Sylvester installs two endowed chairs as part of University of Miami’s “100 Talents for 100 Years” initiative.

FUNDAY Celebrates 33rd Annual Service Day

This year’s installment of the longest standing service event at UM endured rainy weather in the morning to give participants a fun-filled Saturday.

How Humans Impacted the Everglades

Excavations show the role early humans played in forming the tree islands that dot the river of grass.

LawWithoutWalls Kicks Off in Madrid with 200 Participants

Academic model brings together students, faculty, and practitioners from around the world to explore innovation in legal education.

Black Awareness Month 2016

The month-long celebration of black history and culture culminates with a day of service.

Guillermo “Willy” Prado Named New Dean of the Graduate School

The public health leader and UM alumnus will assume his new role effective February 1.

Inauguration Week Concludes at Rosenstiel

UM President Julio Frenk and Dean Roni Avissar talk about research, knowledge, and academic passion.

The Inauguration of President Julio Frenk

In an inspiring inaugural address, UM’s first Hispanic president charted a new course for the institution’s next century.

Julio Frenk Installed as UM’s Sixth President

Thousands attend the installation ceremony, during which Frenk announces a $100 million innovative gift to support basic and applied science and engineering at UM.

Quick Talks Pack a Powerful Punch

’Cane Talks presenters share their exciting visions for a brighter, bolder future through scholarship in action.

UM Milestones

Hundreds attend the ‘Firsts at UM’ inauguration week event to learn about the U’s traditions and pioneers.

Miller School of Medicine Celebrates Inauguration

Transformative gifts from two Miami families are recognized at Thursday’s event that stresses the importance of the Miller School in UM’s mission.

Lights On for Inauguration

Iconic buildings turn on the lights, in orange and green, to honor UM President Julio Frenk.

Tunnel Sheds Light On Oppression

Interactive exhibit raises awareness about issues surrounding racism, religion, climate change, human trafficking, and more.

Mission to Haiti

UM senior Renee Reneau recounts her winter trip to Haiti with UM Catholic Campus Ministry to serve the poor.

Miami Overpowers Duke During Inauguration Week

Rodriguez dishes a career-high 11 assists in win.

The Love of Sport

Inauguration Week shifted into gear Sunday with a lunch celebration honoring women’s athletics.

UM Lands GOP Presidential Debate

The debate will take place at the University of Miami’s BankUnited Center on Thursday, March 10.

Alumni Celebrate Frenk Inauguration

Alumni across the country join in celebrating the inauguration of Julio Frenk as the sixth president of the University of Miami.

Visualization Goes High-Tech with CCS’s New Viz Lab

From an aerial shot of a shantytown to an image of brain dendrites, the lab offers the UM community a high-tech way to display, present, and analyze information.

Picture Perfect Day for An Art Festival

Miami’s oldest juried fine arts show returns for its 65th year with over 220 exhibitors, live entertainment, and a variety of dining options.

Sundance Bound

The Meza Brothers, UM alumni and Miami’s premier horror guys, are off to the Sundance Film Festival to showcase their latest film.

Making a Splash

Newly renovated University Center Pool reopens with fanfare, a swim team win, and a poolside party for all.

Haiti Remembrance Ceremony

Haitian student group Planet Kreyol is hosting a ceremony Tuesday to remember victims of the 2010 earthquake that killed tens of thousands.

Glaucoma Study for Haitians Announced

A generous gift to the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute will fund studies in the Haitian community.

Foreign Assistance

Wei Li from China and Neide Nunes Rodrigues from Brazil are at UM this year as part of the Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistant Program.

Living La Vida Sofía

Alumna Raquel Sofía, who performed in UM’s Festival Miami last year, is a rising star in the music business.

Finding the Perfect Grouping

UM researcher applies mathematical formulas to understand how disparate parts come together.

Reading Made (Fun)damental

UM alumnus and U.S. Attorney Willy Ferrer works to instill a passion for reading in young children at risk.

CHP Founder Takes the Next Step in Her Career

Susan Kaufman Purcell stepping down from running UM’s think tank on Latin American Policy.

Alumnus Named to Lead Florida Bar

Michael J. Higer, a 1985 graduate of Miami Law, will be sworn in next year to lead the 100,000 member organization

Frost School Artists Receive Grammy Nominations

Two faculty and three alumni of the Frost School of Music received nominations for the 58th Annual Grammy Awards.

Inspired to Achieve the Impossible

Alumnus H.T. Smith tells 900 graduates at the 2015 fall commencement to chase their dreams.

Just Below the Surface

Students in the UM Scientific Diver Course take their final written exam underwater

A Passion for Journalism

UM sophomore and broadcast journalism major Carlen Dickerson is the first recipient of the Steven Joel Sotloff Memorial Scholarship, named in honor of the South Florida journalist who was brutally murdered by Islamic State militants in 2014.

Civil Rights Champion to Speak at Graduation

UM Trustee and Alumnus H.T. Smith Jr. is one of Miami's most distinguished lawyers and civic leaders.

Event Celebrates Dedication of New Jewish Center

The Braman Miller Center for Jewish Student Life at UM Hillel provides a comfortable space for the Jewish community.

Bringing Designs to Life

Complex schematics for everything from diabetes research to osteoarthritis studies take shape inside the College of Engineering’s high-tech Machine Shop.

Changing Dynamic

The first woman to earn a Ph.D. in Computer Science at UM lands a job at Microsoft.

An Officer and a Lawyer

Brian Sattler, a Coast Guard Academy graduate, is making his mark as a 'Coastie' and School of Law student, and wants to work in the Coast Guard legal office after graduation in May.

‘This is Home’

Former UM quarterback Mark Richt, who achieved coaching stardom at the University of Georgia, returns to the U as Miami's 24th head football coach.

Richt Named New Football Coach

UM alumnus Mark Richt, the former coach of the University of Georgia, is tapped to lead the Hurricanes football program.

A New Focus on Haiti

UM professors will present their report on a "roadmap for change" in the Arcahaie region of Haiti following the 2010 earthquake.

Debating Politics

The UM Debate Team held its last Bryan’s Café of the semester with spirited conversation around politics, ISIS, and the presidential election.

Deep Coral Reef Sediments May Reveal Past

Researchers say the sediment records may help understand the origins of coral reef biodiversity.

Organs on Chips

A UM researcher is creating functioning organs in containers that can mimic real organs in humans.

A Globally Flavored Thanks

UM’s 32nd Annual International Thanksgiving featured food, fellowship, and performances from around the world.

Altschuler Named CEO of UHealth, Senior VP of Health Affairs

Steven Altschuler, M.D., the former head of The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, will serve as UM Senior Vice President of Health Affairs and CEO of UHealth.

Mr. and Mrs. Estefan Go to Washington

Miami Sound Machine Power Couple to Receive Presidential Medal of Freedom in White House Ceremony Tuesday.

Vigil Held to Remember Terrorist Victims

Students and others gathered at The Rock Wednesday to pay tribute to the victims of recent terrorist attacks.

Drawing Out Big Data for the Public Good

Computational science and journalism students dive deep into data and discover new ways to visually represent their findings to non-scientific audiences.

Is Venezuela Coming Apart?

UM’s Center for Hemispheric Policy hosted a panel discussion about the future of Venezuela and upcoming elections.

Watch Now!

Students receive live broadcasting experience while streaming dozens of UM Athletics games on ESPN3.

UM Stands in Solidarity with France

The University is in contact with 10 students studying in Paris, and offering assistance to French students here.

Miami Announces Football Head Coach Search Committee

University of Miami Director of Athletics Blake James announced today the retention of a search firm and the formation of a search advisory committee as the University seeks a new head football coach.

Miami Takes Center Stage as ‘Ground Zero’ for Climate Change

An international conference on climate change at the University of Miami explored the impacts in South Florida and around the world.

Simulation Hospital Breaks Ground to Transform Education and Patient Care

The 41,000-square foot hospital will replicate the flow of activities in a real hospital with life-like simulator patients and patient actors.

Learn About Atmospheric Sciences

If you're interested in tropical environments, climate, or weather, and how these interact with the oceans and continents, check out this video from the Rosenstiel School Department of Atmospheric Sciences.

Veteran Draws on Life Experiences for Career

Law School student and Army veteran Jason Scott Duey says he's "not too proud" to start his career in international arbitration law at 46.

A Homecoming Celebration for the Decades

'For My City' theme highlights UM and community milestones

Healthy Living Starts with Understanding Mental Health

Sophomore Austin Eng hopes a forum on mental health will enhance the dialogue on campus about mental health and resources available to address the issue.

Former Colombian President Criticizes His Successor's Peace Talks with the FARC

Álvaro Uribe spoke at UM as part of a forum hosted by the CHP

Iron Arrow Welcomes 40 New Members to Its Tribe

Started in 1926, Iron Arrow endures today as the highest honor attainable at UM.

The University of Miami Curbs Traffic

Efforts to reduce traffic in and around campus helps encourage a greener campus and promote alternatives.

Celebrating the U

Find information on all the events and happenings for the upcoming Alumni Weekend and Homecoming, including concerts, parades, and more.

President and CEO of PBS Visits SoC

As part of its Annual Conversation Series, the School of Communication welcomed President and CEO of PBS Paula Kerger on November 2.

UM Communications Wins Awards

The redesign of miami.edu and the University’s magazine Miami, take top honors in awards competition.

Miracle for Miami

An eight lateral play with no time left tops Duke.

University Of Miami Receives Charity Navigator Four-star Rating

A company that evaluates charities has recognized UM for its sound fiscal management and commitment to accountability.

Alliance Formed to Bolster Health Care Services in Mesoamerica

The University of Miami joins forces with the Carlos Slim Foundation and Inter-American Development Bank to improve health care for women and children.

UM Opens the Fate Bridge Across Lake Osceola

A 210-foot-long pedestrian overpass will increase campus mobility and provide direct access to the Student Center Complex.

Easterlin Named Distinguished Alumnus

Talented performer and UM alumnus John Easterlin is honored for his work during his Festival Miami appearance.

New Studio will 'Fuel Innovation'

The School of Architecture breaks ground on a new Design Studio that will change the way students are taught and learn.

Fish Migration Behaviors Studied

New research using a hurricane forecasting tool reveals that fish have an affinity for ocean fronts and eddies.

Students Compete in Ethics Bowl

Challenging real-life situations related to business, health, law, and the environment were debated during the 13th annual Ethics Bowl, hosted by the School of Business Administration.

Sylvester Flash Mob Takes the Fight Against Cancer to the Street

Dozens of dancers and breast cancer survivors danced in Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center's flash mob before Saturday's game.

UM Professor Works to Preserve Churches in Cuba

Architecture Professor Jorge L. Hernández’s involvement helped get the dozen churches recognized by the World Monuments Fund.

Study Examines Climate Variability

UM Rosenstiel School researchers suggest atmosphere drives decades-long climate variations.

New Fate Bridge to Open

A ceremony dedicating the new bridge, which spans Lake Osceola, will be held October 28.

New President

UM alumna Ana Mari Cauce has been named president of the University of Washington.

Sports Legends Gather to Support Spinal Cord Injury Research

Great Sports Legends Dinner raises more than $12 million for The Buoniconti Fund to Cure Paralysis

Acclaimed Playwright Comes to UM

Miami native Tarell Alvin McCraney joins Theatre Arts faculty, launches civic engagement program

Producing Plays with a Purpose

Award-winning composer, playwright, and music therapist Andrea Green, B.M. ’76, is sharing music’s power to connect and inspire children around the world.

Iconic Cobb Fountain Goes Pink for a Cause

The UM chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority co-sponsors Think Pink Cobb Fountain Lighting ceremony in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Former UM President Donna E. Shalala Home from Hospital

UM is happy to share that former UM President Donna E. Shalala is out of the hospital having recovered from a stroke.

Off-Broadway Debut

The play Unseamly, written by a UM Theatre Arts lecturer, makes its off-Broadway debut October 8.

Students Give Back during National Gandhi Day of Service

Nearly 900 students volunteered at more than 30 sites during UM’s largest service day of the year.

Study Abroad Set the Stage

UM alumnus Jonathan Dorsey says study abroad fine-tuned his global perspective.

Statement from University of Miami President Julio Frenk

UM community hopeful for the speedy recovery of former UM president Donna E. Shalala.

Food Fare Favorite Returns to Gables Campus

Well ’Canes Marketplace features a bounty of fresh treats

A Balanced Diet is Good for Corals Too, Study Finds

Researchers examine nutrient enrichment and bleaching resilience in Red Sea corals.

Examining Latin American Economies

The Center for Hemispheric Policy hosted a panel discussion on the state of economies in Latin America.

Let the Listening Process Continue

President Julio Frenk is continuing his ambitious listening exercise, visiting schools, colleges, and other constituencies.

New Stamps Scholars Welcomed

The University recently welcomed eight new Stamps Scholars to campus who will study an array of disciplines and be involved in opportunities to advance their leadership skills and musical talents.

Honoring Sotloff's Legacy

The parents of Miami journalist Steven Sotloff, who was murdered while shedding light on injustice in the Middle East, have established the Steven Joel Sotloff Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund to support journalism students at UM.

Bending Over Backwards to Stay Healthy

Wellness Center Hosts UM’s Largest Yoga Class

Quantum Entanglement

A new study suggests the universe was ‘cooked’ just right as it evolved.

‘Game-Changing’ Procedure

UHealth stroke team uses a unique procedure to remove a dangerous blood clot in a 26-year-old patient.

Grant Awarded for Hispanic Health Study

UM researchers will study and gather health data from older Hispanics to help identify early signs of Alzheimer’s.

Cooking Part of Wellness Center's Popular Community Classes

Taught in the center's full kitchen and based on different themes, cooking classes range from Cuban Staples to Classic French.

Focus on Women In Tech Careers

A panel hosted by UM’s Center for Computational Science brought awareness to the lack of diversity in the industry.

Rwandan Debaters to Visit UM

The visit will feature a public debate about genocide recovery, forgiveness, and justice between the Rwandan debaters and the UM Debate Team.

Join the Conversation

UM President Julio Frenk launched his Listening Exercise during a Town Hall, urging everyone in the UM community to share their ideas.

Food Artist

UM junior O’Shane Elliott displayed his culinary talents on the Food Network’s hit cooking show Chopped.

Examining Commercial Television in Cuba

Researcher Yeidy M. Rivero discussed television in Cuba from 1950 to 1960 during a talk at UM’s Richter Library.

'Superwoman’ Bree Newsome Talks about Bringing Down the Flag

Newsome and fellow activist James Tyson discuss their bold act of removing the Confederate flag from the South Carolina State Capitol.

From Dürer to Rubens

Lowe Art Museum partners with Bass Museum of Art on exhibition of Renaissance and Baroque works

President Frenk Wants to Hear from You

UM President Julio Frenk is looking forward to talking with you at Thursday’s Town Hall at the BankUnited Center.

Research Switches Thinking about Flexible Cognition

UM researchers propose a new model of the ability to shift thoughts that could increase understanding of behavioral and neurological disorders

Students Display Good Will and Volunteer Spirit during Orientation Outreach

Approximately 270 UM students converted oil drums into trash bins, removed graffiti, spread mulch, and helped organize a Little Haiti thrift shop.

Diabetes Research Institute Successfully Transplants First Patient in BioHub Trial

The Diabetes Research Institute has successfully tested a novel technique in its FDA-approved clinical trial for transplanting insulin-producing cells.

Launch Pad Celebrates Seven Years of Empowering Decision-Makers

The first-of-its kind resource center for budding entrepreneurs has evolved nearly 300 ideas into start-up companies.

A New Twist on an Old Tradition

President’s New Student Picnic held on University Center Patio and Foote Green

Newmans Outfit Band of the Hour

Alumna Judi Prokop Newman and her husband, Robert Newman, made a major gift this summer to provide the Band of the Hour new uniforms and marching band instruments.

Tropical Storm Erika – Final Advisory

Tropical Storm Erika has dissipated into a trough of low pressure and is no longer an organized storm. All operations on all campuses throughout the University are normal.

NSF Awards $12 Million to Establish Urban Water Sustainability Research Network

UM Rosenstiel School scientists are part of multidisciplinary research team

Ocean Scientist Breaks Freediving Record

UM Rosenstiel School Professor Clair Paris freedives as part of her scientific research.

Cyber Civil Rights Initiative Joins Miami Law

The Initiative, which offers opportunities for law students and other university students eager to apply their professional skills to a cutting-edge issue with real-world implications, recently settled into a new home at Miami Law.

Class of 2019 Moves In

Students, and the presidential family, get acclimated to their new home.

Still Undefeated

UM student Courtney “CJ” Jackson added yet another knockout to his record in his latest boxing match in Miami.

Looking and Listening

President Julio Frenk spends his first day talking with students and parents as he visited several areas of the Gables campus.

The Rhythm of the Remedy

Frost School alumna Stephanie Epstein mends through music at Jackson’s Holtz Children’s Hospital.

Starting at the U

The Julio Frenk era begins as the University of Miami’s sixth president takes the helm.

Voice and Politics

A study shows that a candidate’s voice tone could influence whether they win an election.

Health Concerns in Beach Sand

UM researcher and international team of scientists author landmark paper for monitoring beach sand to safeguard human health.

On UM, Global Connectivity, and the Future

UM’s new president, Julio Frenk, discusses the uniqueness of UM, his views on diversity, and the challenges ahead.

Boxing Takes Center Stage

Premed student Courtney "CJ" Jackson, who took up boxing as a hobby just a few years ago, is now in the professional ranks and making an impact.

Knaul Receives Interdisciplinary Appointment

A leader in global health and social policy in the Americas, Felicia Knaul is appointed to the UM faculty and will lead the Miami Institute for the Americas.

Jean-Pierre Bardet Named Dean of the College of Engineering

The distinguished engineer and water expert will join the University of Miami on August 15.

CIA Agent Honored Posthumously

Miami Law alumnus Gregg Wenzel died in a car accident in Ethiopia in 2003.

Study of ‘Senior Citizen’ Marine Snails

UM Rosenstiel School scientists show underlying mechanism that control age-related memory loss

Ring Theatre Announces 2015-16 Season

University of Miami Jerry Herman Ring Theatre announces new season, interim artistic director

Leadership Programs Motivate

A dozen UM students attended events with students around the country to explore ways to enhance student engagement.

Climate Change and the Cradle of Civilization

New study shows the earliest civilizations in the Fertile Crescent may have been affected by abrupt climate change.

Kaaya Selected to Manning Award Watch List

Sophomore quarterback Brad Kaaya listed amongst the 30 top quarterbacks in the nation heading into the 2015 season.

Scientists Study Predator-Prey Behavior Between Sharks and Turtles

Study is one of the first to investigate the ‘landscape of fear’ model on highly migratory ocean species

UM and adidas Unveil New 'Canes Uniforms

UM unveils new adidas Primeknit football uniforms for the 2015 season.

New Media Workshop Attracts—and Nurtures—Young Talent

Offered to 20 local high school students, the three-week Journalism and New Media Workshop focuses on the effects of climate change on South Florida.

Bascom Palmer Eye Institute Retains No. 1 Ranking

The University of Miami Miller School of Medicine’s Bascom Palmer Eye Institute has been ranked the nation’s best in ophthalmology by U.S. News & World Report for the 12th consecutive year.

Mindfulness Training and Stress

UM researcher will team with Miami-Dade firefighters to study how mindfulness training can assist in coping with stress.

UM Researcher Helps Provide Extended Weather Forecasts to U.S. Navy

UM Rosenstiel School’s Ben Kirtman partners with Charles River Analytics on the effort.

Representing Lincoln Center

Recent Miami Law graduate Dana Vouglitois promotes the arts at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.

Researchers Identify Gene Causing Neurodegenerative Disorders

An international consortium led by University of Miami researchers finds a novel disease gene causing neurodegenerative conditions.

Global Service

UM students help build a house in Guatemala during the summer break.

Examining Coral Reef Ecosystems

A UM study shows that the spawning cycle of coral reef species impacts the connectivity of species on coral reefs.

All That Jazz

Frost School alumnus Tal Cohen, who has a master's degree in jazz performance, is a finalist for a prestigious Freedman Jazz Fellowship.

Wheel to Live

Inspired by her mother, CC Schieffelin gears up against cancer.

Making News in Italy

The work of students in the Summer Studio in Italy is covered by the local media in Sicily.

UM Golfer in U.S. Women’s Open

Daniela Darquea will compete in the 2015 U.S. Women’s Open Golf Championship in Lancaster, Pa. this week.

Design Master

UM alumna Halley Profita builds an award-winning “smart” dress to help wearers hear the world around them.

A $1 Million Pledge to UM Athletics

UM alumnus Scott Mueller makes a pledge to endow a scholarship for a student-athlete on the football team.

High Schoolers Learn What It Takes to Succeed

More than 50 youngsters from Miami-Dade and Broward counties listened to advice from community leaders at UHealth's Student Ambassador Seminar.

'Cane in Canada

UM sophomore Alexandra Damley-Strnad set to compete in the 2015 Pan American Games.

Canine Companion

Puppy comes to college to learn how to help people.

Patient Safety Course Brings Students Together

Annual patient safety course brings nursing and medical students together.

Introducing the Inaugural Class of UOnline Programs

Students in the new master’s programs are located in 14 states throughout the country.

Center for Hemispheric Policy Hosts ‘Latin America Economic Forest 2016’

Economic policies, trade strategies, energy, and China’s expanding presence in the region were among the topics discussed.

Festival Miami Lineup Announced

The premiere music festival kicks off October 16 and features more than 20 extraordinary multi-genre performances.

Virtual School Students Celebrate Their Achievements at Live Commencement Exercise

The University of Miami Global Academy celebrates its fifth high school graduation.

Maria Elena Chelala Named Head of School for University of Miami Global Academy

A UM alumna, educator, and early childhood education advocate, Chelala plans to initiate experiential learning and professional growth at the online college preparatory school.

Baseball Recognized As Top GPA Holder at CWS

Miami boasted the highest GPA of any team participating in the 2015 College World Series, and was recognized in pre-tournament ceremonies.

Researchers’ Study Could Improve Forecasts of Hurricane Intensity

Throughout the 2015 Atlantic hurricane season, David Nolan, a professor of atmospheric science, and Ph.D. student Kieran Bhatia are testing a new system that could help forecasters to more accurately predict the wind speed of cyclones.

Celebrating UM Alumni

Alumnus Sylvester Stallone was honored with other award recipients at the inaugural Regional Alumni Awards Ceremony in L.A.

Sound Device

A trio of alumni is awarded $120,000 for a medical startup with musical roots.

Taking Center Stage

Acting major Samantha Dockser is starring in the premiere of Las Polacas: The Jewish Girls of Buenos Aires in Washington, D.C.

UM/Jackson's Holtz Children’s Hospital Ranks Among the Nation’s Best

Holtz is ranked in five specialties in the 2015-16 "Best Children's Hospitals" rankings by U.S. News & World Report.

'Canes Film Showcase Screens Student Projects

An evening in Los Angeles celebrating the 10th annual showcase attracts 450 industry professionals and UM alumni.

Nationwide Precision Medicine Trial Coming to UM

Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine will be one of the sites offering the landmark precision medicine trial, NCI-MATCH.

Deep Thinker

Claire Paris-Limouzy finds the sweet spot between scientific research and competitive free diving.

Hurricanes Fans Energize the Light as UM Advances to Super Regional

Hot dogs, pretzels, milkshakes, and photo ops with the Ron Fraser statue are all part of the ultimate baseball fan experience at The Light.

A Data Driven Look at Affordable Housing

University of Miami officials launch a new digital tool for identifying and predicting affordable housing needs.

Zebrafish Research Provides Clues on Autism

A UM study shows how the manipulation of two genes plays a role in the development of Autism Spectrum Disorder.

UM-Based Cooperative Receives $125 Million

UM-based ten-member research consortium provides increased understanding of the oceans and atmosphere

Baseball Earns One of Eight National Seeds

The University of Miami earned the No. 5 national seed and will begin postseason play this weekend at the Coral Gables Regional vs. No. 4 FIU.

Studying Abroad

A record-high nine UM students are selected to receive Fulbright scholarships to study in Europe, Asia, and Latin America.

Wagner’s NCAA Singles Run Ends in Semifinals

Stephanie Wagner of the Miami women's tennis team fell to Jamie Loeb in the semifinals of the NCAA Singles Championship Sunday at Baylor's Hurd Tennis.

Rock Steady

Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson Cements His Stardom in Hollywood

Seeking a Competitive Edge

Alice Vilma, a Morgan Stanley executive, advises new alums to grow networks, use available resources, and “push the bar higher.”

Eighth-Inning Rally Propels Baseball to 9-5 W

Miami opened its run at the 2015 ACC Baseball Championship in thrilling fashion Wednesday afternoon, erasing a late deficit to take a 9-5 win.

Adapting Stephen King for Film

UM Motion Picture students are adapting Stephen King’s 9/11 story for the silver screen.

NERDLab Game is Unsavory

The downloadable game sheds light on restaurant workers who don’t receive paid sick days.

UM Surpasses $1.6 Billion M2 Goal

A $55 million “breakthrough” gift from the Miller family lifted the University of Miami over its goal – more than a year ahead of schedule.

Baseball to Open ACC Championship Wednesday

Second-seeded Miami will open play at the 2015 ACC Baseball Championship on Wednesday at 3 p.m. against the winner of a Tuesday play-in game...

RoboCanes Win RoboCup US Open 2015

UM students had a strong showing in the first of three events leading up to the annual World Championships, which will be held in China.

Immigration Clinic Helps Unaccompanied Border Children

Brain Gain

The field of neuroscience explores the fundamental questions related to brain, behavior, and neurological disorders.

Students Earn Scholarships from The Villagers

Three UM School of Architecture students have been awarded scholarships by The Villagers, a local group dedicated to restoration and preservation in the Greater Miami area.

Army ROTC Graduates Celebrate

At a May 9 commissioning ceremony, 16 members of the Southern Strike Battalion graduated into military service.

Special Report: 2015 Commencement

Joyous celebrations erupt at the BankUnited Center over three days through May 9, as more than 3,500 newly-minted degrees are granted during six commencement ceremonies.

President Shalala Delivers Final Commencement Address

Miller School of Medicine graduates are told the “knowledge and skills you have learned here will make the world a better place, and your humanity will help to heal it."

A Checklist for Success

Singer, songwriter, and author Jimmy Buffett regales graduating students with tales from his life and why passion is key

Senior Mwambo Ceremony Honors UM’s Black Graduates

The ceremony, which began 23 years ago, marks the transition from their lives at UM to advanced education and professional careers.

Graduate Degree Students Focus on Success

More than 870 students received master's and Ph.D. degrees at UM's graduate degree ceremony, where outgoing UM President Donna E. Shalala urged them to apply what they have learned to serve others.

Inaugural Lavender Celebration Held

The event, held at more than 100 campuses nationwide, honors LGBTQ graduates and was organized by UM’s LGBTQ Task Force.

UM’s Former First Lady Passes Away

Roberta “Bosey” Foote, wife of former UM President Edward “Tad” Foote II and daughter of the late U.S. Senator J. William Fulbright, passed away May 5.

Job Market Outlook Favorable

Graduating students can benefit from working with UM’s Toppel Career Center on career goals and success.

Research on Public Health

Imani Williams is a Hammond Scholar who will be pursuing a Master’s in Public Health.

The Independent Man

William Hector is the first student to graduate from the CAS Independent Major Program.

Linking Health and Law

A soldier and board-certified health care executive, Noel Christian Pace is receiving his law degree with a focus on health and health IT.

Global Citizen Covets International Education

Audrey Winkelsas will be studying for a Ph.D. under the mentorship of scientists in the U.K. and America.

Focus on Telling the Story

Nick Swyter produced a documentary on immigration reform, spent time in Panama, and his heading to Phoenix this summer for another reporting project.

It’s All About The U

After his studies in the School of Communication, Matthew Fernandez is looking at law school as a next step.

Where Art and Architecture Meet

Letitia Gallego Cruz hopes what she learned in her double major will enhance her professional career.

Designing His Future

Edward Laird studied traditional and classical architecture, and enjoyed his travel abroad study in Rome.

Heading to Foreign Service

Elaine Golden will be working on a master’s degree before becoming a U.S. Foreign Service Officer.

The Art of Discovery

Innovations at the University of Miami are featured at the second annual eMerge Americas conference at the Miami Convention Center.

Margaritaville Comes to Commencement

Singer, songwriter, and author Jimmy Buffett is one of the commencement speakers at graduation ceremonies this week, during which 3,500 graduates will celebrate their achievements.

Seven Miami Players Picked in NFL Draft

The University of Miami football team had seven players selected in the 2015 NFL Draft over the course of the three-day event.

Referral Service Created to Benefit Community

Miami Law alumnus Jason Neufeld created a low fee referral service to assist low income people needing legal assistance.

The House that Shalala Built Is Renamed in Her Honor

In a moving tribute that included musical performances and words of praise, the University of Miami renames the Student Activities Center in President Donna E. Shalala’s honor.

'The Little Think Tank that Could' Marks a Decade of Symposia

A lively discussion on U.S.-Cuba relations and closing remarks by UM President Donna E. Shalala highlighted the tenth annual Latin America Conference.

Frost Students Capture Music Awards

Undergraduate and graduate students in the Frost School of Music won 18 awards in Downbeat magazine's 38th Annual Student Music Awards.

Three Canes in NCAA Individual Championships

Stephanie Wagner and Sinead Lohan made the Singles Championship, while Wagner and Lina Lileikite were tabbed for the Doubles Championship.

Students Celebrate the End of the Semester at ’Canes Carnival

Held on the Foote Green, the event featured food, games, and music.

President Shalala to Step Down

UM President Donna E. Shalala has announced she is stepping down at the end of the 2014-15 academic year.

Relief Efforts Underway in Nepal

Shaurya Joshi, a graduate student in the Miller School of Medicine, was able to get through to his family in Katmandu. But help is needed for the survivors.

Bridge Has Its Ceremonial Groundbreaking

The overpass would ensure safe passage for pedestrians, many of them UM students, crossing at the intersection of US 1 and Mariposa Court.

No. 13 Baseball to Host FSU in Rivalry Series

No. 13 Miami will host No. 12 Florida State in a rivalry weekend series at Mark Light Field beginning Friday, April 24 at 7 p.m

Annual Underwater Photography Contest Winners Announced

More than 500 underwater images were submitted for the 2015 Annual Underwater Photography Contest hosted by the UM Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science.

Lake Osceola Gets a Hug on Earth Day

Hundreds of students, faculty, and staff attended the annual event, including a newcomer: UM President-Elect Julio Frenk.

Anthropology Professor Named Andrew Carnegie Fellow

Caleb Everett Among Just 32 Scholars Recognized in Inaugural Fellowship Class

@MiamiTrack Heads to UF for Tom Jones Meet

The Canes will be in a talented field of teams this weekend in Gainesville.

Sylvester Wins Cancer Center of Excellence Award

Florida Surgeon General Presents Cancer Center of Excellence Award to Sylvester

HurricaneTennis Defeats No. 70 FSU, 5-2

Women’s tennis defeats Florida State for the second time this season.

Care for Acute Stroke Treatment

Neurologist Helps Establish New Standard of Care for Acute Stroke Treatment

Faculty Senate Honors ‘Change Agents’

Jay S. Skyler, Mary E. Mckay, and René Sacasas were honored for their contributions in research, teaching, and service.

Sylvester Researchers Report Prevention of Lethal Prostate Cancer

A research team at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center has found an effective way in both preventing and treating prostate cancer.

UM Alumnus Rubio Runs for Nation’s Highest Office

Sen. Marco Rubio announced his Republican bid Monday at the Freedom Tower.

Erectile Dysfunction Drug Plays Role in Novel Cancer Treatment

A Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center patient participated in a clinical trial that explored the role of a well-known erectile dysfunction drug.

Harvard Dean Named UM’s Sixth President

Dr. Julio Frenk, Mexico's former Minister of Health, will begin at UM on August 16.

UM Rosenstiel School Unveils New Helicopter Observation Platform

The one-of-a-kind flying laboratory supports critical climate and human health research.

Studying How Species Evolve

Documentary film ‘Islands of Creation’ captures UM researcher’s fascinating speciation studies.

International Week Celebrates Cultural Diversity Around the World

Join the Council of International Students and Organizations on a trip around the world as International Week continues on the Coral Gables campus.

Grad School Honors Students, Faculty, and Staff

The Graduate School recognized its top graduate students, faculty, and staff at the 2014-2015 Graduate Awards Ceremony recently.

No. 9 Baseball Sees Late Rally Fall Short

Late ninth-inning push falls short at Virginia 5-4.

UM Hosts “Know Justice, Know Peace” Symposium

Discussion touched on issues of race and the ongoing struggle for social justice.

Mens Tennis Fall to No. 14 Virginia Tech

UM battled but fell to No. 14 Virginia Tech at the Neil Schiff Tennis Center.

Forum Looks at How Scholars Can Impact Social Change

Humor, blogs, and media outreach are among the ways that academics can impact social change, according to four distinguished scholars at Community Well-Being Forum.

Canes in Eighth Place at ACC Championships

The No. 26-ranked University of Miami women’s golf team sits in eighth following day one competition.

Summer Scholars Program Gives High Schoolers Taste of College

Summer Scholars offers six college credits in a dozen academic specialties.

Students Use Smartphone Technology in Little Havana

During the inaugural U-Serve Day, School of Architecture students and faculty inventoried more than 430 properties in the historic neighborhood.

Pioneering Research Recognized

Three faculty members are recipients of the 2015 Provost’s Award for Scholarly Activity.

Student Publications Take Top Awards

The Ibis yearbook, Distraction magazine, and The Miami Hurricane are honored by the College Media Association.

Women’s Commission Breakfast Looks at the Status of Women at UM

President Shalala delivers keynote address and receives the May A. Brunson Award.

Celebrating Match Day

Cheers and tears mark the Miller School of Medicine's 2015 Match Day event as students find out where they will spend their residency.

Stories About the U

Iron Arrow hosted an event where panelists talked about traditions and what makes UM special.

Haitian Culture Week Gets Underway

Activities focus on the culture, food, music, and art of that island nation.

Navigating with Courage

Pat Whitely Passes the NASPA Reins at Record-Breaking Conference

Scholarships Propel UM’s Next Success Stories

Alumna Alice Vilma addresses students at UM Black Alumni Society and Woodson Williams Marshall Association Scholarship Reception.

Naming Gift for New Recital Hall

A $7.5 million Knight Foundation grant will help fund a new recital hall at the Frost School of Music.

Frost MusicReach Program Re-Named to Honor Shalala

The community music program will be known as the Donna E. Shalala MusicReach Program.

Haitian Culture Week on Tap

The student organization Planet Kreyol hosts Haitian Culture Week featuring dance, food, and fun.

Shalala To Lead Clinton Foundation

The Clinton Foundation names President Shalala president and CEO of the foundation.

RSMAS Scientist Develops Model for Paleo-Climate Study

Tracking marine plankton provides new information to reconstruct past climate.

NIT Matchup Tuesday

Tuesday's game is a 7 p.m. tipoff at the BankUnited Center.

Medical School Noted

Miller School of Medicine moves up again in U.S. News & World Report medical school research rankings.

From Service to Commitments

The CGI U event at UM ended with a service day and more than 700 student Commitments to Action.

Transforming the World

CGI U meetings Saturday focused on global issues and the ideas students have to tackle them.

Dispatches from CGI U

Read blog posts about CGI U this weekend from UM employee, master's student, and CGI U participant Sasha Dolgicer.

Clintons, Shalala Inspire CGI U Students to ‘Give Flight to the Possible’

More than 1,100 students from 80 countries and 200 universities join innovators, thought-leaders, and civically engaged celebrities for three days of sessions, networking, and service.

President Shalala Tapped to Lead Clinton Foundation

Bill Clinton made the announcement at the opening of the Clinton Global Initiative University event Friday night.

Sweat has its Rewards: Giving Back to the Community

Participating in the UM Day of Service, about 100 faculty and staff help spruce up Liberty City's Charles R. Drew K-8 Center.

A Taste of Cuba Comes to UM

Discover Cuba event showcases the cuisine, culture, and history of Cuba.

University of Miami Statement on Delta Kappa Chapter

The outpouring of care and support felt for the Delta Kappa Chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma has been nothing short of amazing.

UM Projects for CGIU Receive Grants

In all, 13 student projects will receive funding ranging from $500 to $1,250.

The Singing Wrens of Costa Rica

Research on the songs of plain wrens may help understand more about human conversation.

Studying Dengue Fever in West Africa

A team of scientists has determined that dengue is being misdiagnosed as malaria in Ghana, and possibly elsewhere in Africa.

Local High School Girls Encouraged to ‘Change the World’ through Engineering

As part of E-Week activities at the College of Engineering, more than 220 teenaged girls attended Introduce A Girl to Engineering Day on the UM campus.

Celebrate Cuban Culture

Events for Week of Cuban Culture include lots of food, parties, a domino tournament, and more.

A Magic Leap into Entrepreneurism

UM alumnus Rony Abovitz, a successful entrepreneur, told students that if they want to chase their dreams they need to be bold and unafraid.

CGI U Announces Speakers, Agenda for Meeting on UM Campus

Three-day event will bring more than 1,000 college students from around the world to UM.

UM Rings in the Lunar New Year with a ‘Journey Down the Silk Road.’

Festivities included dances, music, demonstrations, East Asian cuisine, crafts, and more.

New HIV Inhibitor Identified

A collaborative research team found that an antibody-like molecule provides long-term protection against HIV/AIDS infection.

Pitch perfect: UM dedicates Patricia Louise Frost Music Studios

The 41,089-square-foot complex, which includes 77 chamber music and teaching studios, will unite the Frost School’s 770 students and 125 faculty “like never before.”

Student Government ‘For U’ Ticket Wins

Students Brianna Hathaway, Ishtpreet Singh, and Robert Renfro are members of the new executive board.

Cuban Heritage Collection Receives $2M Gift

The Goizueta Foundation gift will endow a Graduate Fellowship Program and support the continued growth of the CHC.

Home for Rafters and Combatants

A panel of lawyers explored the fight for freedom of Cuban rafters and Haitians held at Guantanamo in the mid-1990s.

A Bromance for the Books

NBA coach, business mogul talk friendship, family, and the value of failure.

UM Honors Its Scholarship Recipients and the Donors Who Make Their Dreams Possible

The Scholarship Donor Recognition Luncheon celebrated the benefactors whose generosity enables students to attend UM.

Steinem Discusses Making Contributions and More

Feminist, author, and activist Gloria Steinem urges students to take action against injustices.

Spotlight on Venezuela

A UM Center for Hemispheric Policy event explored the deepening political and economic instability in Venezuela.

Three Noteworthy Professors Honored

Faculty Senate awards highest accolades to René Sacasas, Mary E. Mckay, and Jay S. Skyler.

Cyclists Hit the Streets for a Wheel Good Cause—Fighting Cancer

Dolphins Cycling Challenge V raises millions for UM’s Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center.

A Powerhouse of Tiny Technology

BioNIUM’s “clean room” filters the minutest particles from the air, a necessity to create devices on the nanoscale.

Nicole Henry’s Expressive, Soulful Voice Helps Launch Black Awareness Month Events at UM

The UM alumna performed and gave advice to students during BAM Opening Ceremonies at the Student Activities Center.

Contemporary Israeli Issues to be Discussed

Public affairs expert Ethan Felson and bestselling author Ari Shavit to speak at UM in February.

Award-Winning Author Featured

Edwin Black will speak Feb. 23 on "Modern-Day Eugenics: America's Efforts to Create a Master Race."

John Paul Stevens to Address Symposium

The University of Miami Law Review symposium will feature the retired U.S. Supreme Court justice.

Researchers Develop Instrument to Monitor Atmospheric Mercury

Tool detects minute quantities of mercury to help better protect public health.

Jazz Vocalist Nicole Henry Headlines Black Awareness Month Events at UM

Events will also include exhibits, lectures, a poetry slam, and more.

As U.S.-Cuba Relations Thaw, ICCAS Hosts Historic Meeting

Cuban dissidents meeting at UM’s Institute for Cuban and Cuban-American Studies call for a dialogue on the democratic future of Cuba.

Legal Ties

Beloved scholar M. Minnette Massey, former acting dean of Miami Law, passes the torch to Charlton Copeland.

Combating Human Trafficking

A forum held at UM looked to cast an ever-brighter spotlight on the local illicit trade in people trapped in lives of forced labor or commercial sex.

New Food Offerings Showcased

The Hurricane Food Court and Hecht Stanford Dining Hall officially opened this week.

Frost Student Wins Award

The Encouragement Award was presented at the Florida Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions.

Sharing the Secret to ‘Results’

Alumnus Sam Daley-Harris shared his journey from musician to global activist during his Distinguished Alumni Lecture.

Pro Bowler Calais Campbell Endows Athletics Scholarship

The $1.6 million donation is the largest gift from a former student athlete to UM Athletics.

Beaux Arts Festival of Art Still a Popular Draw

The 64th annual event featured more than 220 fine art exhibitors.

Students honor the legacy of MLK by helping others.

On the national holiday honoring Martin Luther King, Jr., more than 120 students helped beautify Brownsville Middle School.

Finding Answers to Big Questions

The tiny zebrafish is helping scientists answer questions about genetics and disease.

Find UM Cuba Experts

With restrictions being lifted on travel to Cuba, UM faculty experts can offer insight.

A $1 Million Gift to Athletics Announced

The endowment gift from UM Trustee and alumnus Robert Mann will support several programs and other needs in Athletics.

Law Students Explore Ethics Issues

UM Honored for Community Engagement

UM receives Community Engagement Classification from the Carnegie Foundation.

The Perfect Patient

Unique collaboration between Arts and Sciences, Medicine, and Nursing prepares future health professionals.

Beaux Arts Festival of Art returns for its 64th year January 17-18

A South Florida tradition, the festival will bring more than 220 fine art juried exhibitors to the grounds of the Lowe Art Museum.

Dig Yields Clues about Prehistoric Culture in Florida Keys

Students unearth artifacts that shed light on “prehistoric occupants of the Everglades."

2014: The Year in Review

UM experienced another year of transformative change and progress. Here’s a look at what transpired at the U over the past year.

Rod Wellens, Longtime Chair of Psychology, Passes Away

UM’s Newest ’Canes Urged to “Tackle Big Problems”

In his fall 2014 commencement address, Chuck Todd, moderator of NBC’s Meet the Press, told graduates to build and grow a better society.

UM Cuba Experts

UM Schools Named to Consortium

The School of Architecture and Miller School of Medicine will research how basic design affects public health.

Despite Making Sacrifices, Iris Barrios Still Earns Her Degree

UM employee cared for her cancer-stricken mother while attending classes.

Santa’s Sporty Elves Help Kids Give an allCanes Christmas

Underprivileged children do a little holiday shopping with the help of UM coaches, their wives, and volunteers during the 14th annual allCanes Holiday Shopping Spree for Kids.

VizUM Picks Up Where Places & Spaces Leaves Off

New initiative will connect visualization efforts already in place at UM.

Prominent Leaders Convene at UM to Discuss the Future of the Americas

UM President Donna E. Shalala welcomes her former boss, Bill Clinton, and a roster of distinguished international leaders to begin a dialogue on what the next 20 years will hold for the region.

Pooches Take the ‘Ruffness’ Out of Finals Week

With the fall semester coming to an end, students enjoy Puppies on the Green, hammocks in the Palm Court area, and manmade snow to relieve the stress of final exams.

Two Faculty Recognized as 2014’s Top Black Educators

Legacy Magazine Recognized History Professor Donald Spivey and Associate Professor of English Patricia Saunders

Students Transform Industrial Site Into Hialeah's Own Midtown Miami

Keeping the historic train station as a dominant feature, students proposed mixed-use developments with shops, offices, and residential units that would encourage walking.

Business Expands Online Programs

The School of Business Administration is now offering a new online Master of Professional Accounting program.

Going Bowling

Football accepts bid to face South Carolina in Independence Bowl.

Former ’Cane Football Player Donates $1.5M to Athletics

Ken Hunt's gift will endow a full scholarship in perpetuity for the running back position.

The Lure of the Caribbean

UM alumnus Hermes Mallea talks about the elegance of the Caribbean playgrounds of the rich and famous.

Edna C. Shalala Passes Away

Centenarian was an accomplished lawyer, tennis champion, and mother of UM President Donna E. Shalala.

Gonzalez Elected to Advocacy Board

Sergio Gonzalez, senior vice president for University Advancement and External Affairs, will serve on the board of the National Council of LaRaza.

Amazing Opportunity

Theatre arts graduate Alanna Saunders will play Tiger Lily in NBC’s Peter Pan Live! on Thursday.

Targeting HIV in Women

Standing Out

UPride’s Jacob Rudolph has plenty to be proud of.

International Students Celebrate Thanksgiving with Global Flair

IEP students weave international customs into America’s traditional holiday.

UM Joins Partnership for a Healthier America

The three-year commitment will look at ways to make campuses healthier.

UM Statement on FSU Tragedy

Lab Provides Unique Opportunity

The Dauer Electron Microscopy Lab provides undergraduate students a remarkable research opportunity.

President Shalala Gets Key to the City and a Day Named in Her Honor

Honor comes during annual Development Agreement meeting between UM and city of Coral Gables.

Rosenstiel School Receives $29 Million for Research

Researchers will use the money to study the impact of oil spills on fish and how pollutants spread through water.

A Soldier’s Journey

Army Major Stephen Snyder-Hill will speak at UM about serving in the armed services before, during, and after DADT.

Challenges in Our Changing World

Admiral James Stavridis, delivering the Cobb Leadership Lecture, said that building bridges is the key to a secure world.

Fighting Crime Through Crowdsourcing

Researchers are looking at using crowdsourcing to help in facial recognition.

Pizza and Research

Undergraduate students use a lunchtime seminar to practice research presentations.

Levin Gift Supports UHealth Sports Medicine

The gift will establish the Petra and Stephen A. Levin Endowed Chair for UHealth Sports Performance and Wellness.

Congressman Ryan Touts Mindfulness

The Ohio Democrat says that practicing mindfulness can bring success and happiness.

UM Honors a Generation of Veterans During a Tribute to Our Troops

From World War II veterans to the servicemen and servicewomen engaged in the war on terror, UM honors the brave men and women of the armed forces.

Carmen in 1958 Cuba

UM's Ring Theatre collaborates with the Tectonic Theater Project to perform the classic opera with an Afro-Cuban twist.

UM Presidential Search Website

Noted Journalist Speaks at UM About the Dangers Foreign Correspondents Face Abroad

In a gripping talk presented at UM’s Miller Center, international journalist Ilene Prusher explained that reporters are no longer only truth-seekers but also targets of extremist terrorist groups.

Exploring Embryonic Development

UM researchers have discovered a network of tissue communication that occurs during early development.

New Iron Arrow Members Honored and Humbled

Thirty one students, faculty, staff, and alumni were tapped into the University’s highest honor recently.

Lowe Receives $1.5 Million Gift from Beaux Arts

The gift will enable the creation of the position of Beaux Arts Director and Chief Curator.

School of Nursing and Health Studies Launches New Programs in Nursing and Health Informatics

The School of Nursing and Health Studies will launch two new Master’s degree programs, one in Nursing Informatics (MSN-NI) and the other in Health Informatics (MS-HI) in the 2014 fall semester. Certificate programs in NI and HI will be launched at the same time, with a Certificate in Public Health Informatics to follow in 2015.

New Science Infographics Course Offered for Spring 2015

This Spring 2015, the University of Miami School of Communication, in partnership with the Rosenstiel School of Marine & Atmospheric Science, will offer a new course in Explanatory Graphics with an emphasis on science-based research and visual design.

Homecoming Pageantry and Pride Animate Campus

With an ‘Animate Your Story’ theme and Hurricanes great Jim Kelly as grand marshal, UM celebrated an unforgettable 2014 Homecoming and Alumni Weekend.

Strengthening U.S. Competitiveness

UM’s Center for International Business Education and Research will use a grant to bolster innovative services.

Pride and Spirit Abound as UM Community Celebrates ’Canes Spirit Day

The 4th Annual ’Canes Spirit Day featured food, giveaways, a dunk tank contest, and, of course, plenty of UM pride.

Between Science and Societal Values

Alan I. Leshner, Arsht Distinguished Speaker in Ethics, told his audience that one should “never discuss floods with Noah in the audience."

Helping Out the Hometown

Hundreds of UM students give back to the community in one of the oldest service days at the University.

A $50 Million Gift to Name UM’s New Health Care Facility

The Lennar Foundation Medical Center will deliver breakthrough health care to South Florida starting in 2016.

Extremists Using Journalist Murders as Propaganda Tool

Journalist Ilene Prusher will speak at UM about Middle East conflicts and how journalists are now targets of terrorist groups.

Business-Minded Youngsters Visit UM to Learn the Secrets to Entrepreneurial Success

Warren Buffett’s Secret Millionaires Club ‘Grow Your Own Business Challenge’ kicked off at the University of Miami on Monday with a launch event attended by more than 150 elementary and middle school students.

Off-field battles forged UM and NFL Hall of Famer Jim Kelly

Jim Kelly, who will serve as grand marshal for UM’s 2014 Alumni Weekend and Homecoming festivities, faced some of the NFL’s fiercest defenders as a quarterback for the Buffalo Bills. His toughest battles, however, would be fought away from the field.

UM Hillel Breaks Ground on New Braman Miller Center for Jewish Student Life

Center made possible by $2.5 million lead gift from two distinguished Miami families.

UM spirit shines through as students and parents bond at Family Weekend 2014

A spirited pep rally and barbeque, meetings with academic deans, and informational sessions on a variety of topics were among the many activities offered during Family Weekend 2014.

UM Presidential Search Committee Named

UM Board of Trustees Chairman Stuart A. Miller appointed members to the Presidential Search Committee.

Bullying Focus of Institute Conference

Researchers and counselors noted that patterns and environment can influence behaviors in children.

All Pinked Out: Zeta Tau Alpha Battles Breast Cancer

From a Survivors Celebration to T-shirt sales benefiting cancer research, Zeta Tau Alpha kicked off Think Pink Week on campus.

UM Dedicates Cutting-Edge Facility for Hurricane and Marine Life Research

The $50 million Marine Technology and Life Sciences Seawater Complex will help improve coastal resiliency and hurricane forecasting and look to the oceans to shed new light on how to treat human diseases.

New Study First to Document the Voices of Fish Larvae

Researchers suggest that these sounds are key to maintain group cohesion

#KellyTough Hurricane Comes Home

UM and NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly will lead the 2014 Homecoming activities.

Sports Legends Dinner Huge Success

A sold-out crowd celebrated the 29th Annual Great Sports Legends Dinner, which benefits research at The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis.

Guantánamo's Past and Future

A traveling exhibit aimed at building public awareness of the long history of Guantánamo will be featured at UM's CAS Gallery through October.

UM Launches New Online Programs

The two Master's degree programs are in Sport Administration and Finance, designed for working professionals.

Stepping Up the Fight against HIV/AIDS

$1 million grant from state of Florida will support HIV/AIDS research efforts at UM.

Hundreds Walk ‘Out of the Darkness’ to Shed Light on Suicide Prevention

With more than 39,500 lives lost to suicide each year, a community of hundreds participated in an annual walk on the UM campus to raise awareness about suicide prevention.

Neonatal Touch Therapy Pioneer Honored

Miller School's Tiffany Field receives Golden Goose Award in Washington

Tropical Tribute to a Legendary ’Cane

Hundreds of 'Canes turn out for a retirement tribute to Norm Parsons.

Behind the Scenes of Peace Talks

Colombian peace negotiators shared their accounts of ongoing talks with FARC rebels.

RSMAS Part of $21 Million Research Program

The collaborative program will study the Southern Ocean's role in climate regulation.

Thoughts on 9/11

UM students and staff signed a banner, donated items for homeless veterans, and held a vigil to remember those lost on 9/11.

Presidential Leadership Program Announced

UM President Donna E. Shalala and UM Trustee Carlos Gutierrez named to advisory committee of the national program.

Reconstructing Mega-Earthquakes

In a new study, researchers analyze sediment records to reveal the Indian Ocean region’s tsunami potential.

Remembering 9/11

UM students are planning several events to remember the September 11 terrorist attacks.

UM Holds Strong to Top-Tier Ranking

For the sixth year in a row, UM is ranked in the top 50 in U.S. News' "Best Colleges" issue.

President Shalala to Step Down

UM President Donna E. Shalala announces she will step down next year.

Miami Law Bricks Named

The popular courtyard is named ‘Hilarie Bass Bricks’ for the superstar lawyer, community leader, and loyal ‘Cane.

Young and Old Learn How to Save a Life

UM hosted CPR Day on September 6, providing free instruction to people on the lifesaving technique.

Data Visualizations 'Worth a Million Words' Unveiled at UM

Places & Spaces: Mapping Science, a traveling exhibition of 100 maps that present data in visually stunning formats, debuts at UM.

Social Networking Accord

Researchers developed a model that tries to show how people reach consensus within social networks.

A Look at Immigration Reform

UM Student Examines Bird Colonies in Namibia

The research is focused on the collaborative nest building behavior of weaver birds.

Are Cigarette Substitutes Safe?

Researchers note that alternatives to cigarette smoking may still pose a risk to humans due to over-use.

Students Learn From 'Best and Brightest' During New York Experience

SoC students learned at the center of media production this summer during the sixth annual New York Experience course.

Interactive Media’s ‘Zoo Rush’ Wins Good Gaming Award for Raising Sickle Cell Awareness

Student game developers win award for raising awareness to sickle cell disease.

Places & Spaces Will Change How People See the World

Exhibition of Artistic Visualizations Presents Big Data in Exciting New Ways

University of Miami Welcomes Stamps Scholars

The prestigious Stamps Scholarships are made possible through the generosity of the Stamps Family Charitable Foundation.

Investigating Pre-Columbian Artifacts

UM Anthropology Students help Frost Museum of Science catalog and date items from South and Central America.

School of Architecture Helps Allapattah Get Its ‘Beautiful Little Corner’

A mural commissioned by the School of Architecture and the Dominican American National Foundation transforms a bustling city corner of Miami.

Music to Medical Ears

Medical and nursing students learn a lot about teamwork from a string quartet.

Unraveling the Secrets of Speciation

Using birds as a primary study subject, a University of Miami professor of biology travels to the Solomon Islands to study the process by which new species are created.

UM Graduate Plans to Grow His Business

Travis Montaque is the CEO of Splyst, a platform for discovery and information matching on the web.

Networking a Key to Career

Zachary Bernheimer credits networking with his success in securing internships and a job.

Plotting Haiti’s New Population Center

The School of Architecture hosts a charrette to transform Haiti’s north coast into a less earthquake-prone population center.

School of Architecture Dean Named

Rodolphe el-Khoury, a distinguished leader in contemporary architecture and urbanism, has been named the new dean.

Engineering Dedicates Cybersecurity Lab

The Fortinet CyberSecurity Laboratory will focus on cybersecurity.

UM MBA Students Tour China

"I learned things that no classroom could teach me," remarked one student after returning from a business visit to Asia's largest economy.

Matches Made in Cyberspace

UM alumnus Steven Reubenstone has launched Collaborizm, a Web-based platform that matches people interested in collaborating on projects.

UM Gives Chanté Parker Many Reasons to Smile

Medical Education Pioneer is a Donor for All Seasons

Michael Gordon, M.D., Ph.D., revolutionized medical education around the world and continues to make change at UM.

A Week of Discovery

International Week on the Gables Campus focuses on different cultures and geographic areas.

Champion Olympic Sprinter and Bobsledder Lauryn Williams Inspires Scholarship Recipients

Back from the Sochi Winter Olympic Games, where she won a silver medal in the two-woman bobsled, UM alumna and track and field legend Lauryn Williams advises students to learn the value of team work.

Academic Minute: UM's Neil Johnson

Dr. Neil Johnson, professor of physics at the University of Miami, studied the patterns of children's cries and used that information to make some interesting conclusions.

Statement from President Shalala on Passing of UM Student

The University of Miami community mourns the death of Melissa Ribeiro after a short illness.

Immersed in Social Awareness

The Tunnel of Oppression exhibit on campus shows that tolerance is the light at the end of the tunnel.

Health Rights Clinic Makes Impact

Miami Law’s Health Rights Clinic students save the life of an undocumented farmworker.

Robot Moves

A robot “teacher” is helping elementary school students improve their health and fitness.

A $2.5 Million Naming Gift to UM Hillel Announced

The new Braman Miller Center for Jewish Student Life will serve more than 2,000 Jewish students on campus.

Crude Oil Impact on Fish Development

A study by UM researchers shows heart abnormalities in fish embryos exposed to crude oil from the Deepwater Horizon spill.

NAS VP Focuses on Science

Washington University Dean Barbara Schaal talks to UM scientists as part of the SEEDS Lecture Series.

Transformative Change

UM Student Government President Bhumi Patel delivers the State of the U address, noting a year of “opportunity and growth.”

Excessive Deer Impacts Native Plants

Researchers conclude that excess deer facilitates the population explosion of exotic plants and stunts native plant growth.

Anything But Ordinary

UM Alternative Breaks provided students an opportunity to visit new areas, get involved with social and environmental projects and find new passions.

Generous Donation from Alumna Hilarie Bass Announced

Gift to the UM School of Law will support school’s Legacy of Legal Education.

Hanging Ten at Surf Camp

Children with autism will be attending the seventh annual surf camp sponsored by CARD and the City of Miami Beach Parks & Recreation.

UM's Whitely Takes Reins as NASPA Board Chair

Vice President for Student Affairs Patricia A. Whitely is the first UM administrator to chair NASPA’s board of directors.

A Shout-Out for Kindness

Fans broadcast live compliments to friends and family at the inaugural University of Miami Day of Kindness.

Innovating Solutions

UM students are participating in this year’s Clinton Global Initiative University, which seeks solutions to pressing global issues.

Women Who Moved Miami

Participating in a discussion on social activism, four women, including University of Miami Trustee Thelma Gibson, described some of the efforts they led to effect change in Miami.

Watching How the Brain Works

University of Miami researchers develop a method to visualize protein interactions in a living organism’s brain.

Catherine Poole, first woman to lead UM radiology department, passes away

Miller School of Medicine Vaults into Top 50

The Miller School of Medicine rises to No. 46 in the U.S. News & World Report rankings.

Tracking Loggerheads

Study involving UM scientists provides new information about the sea turtle 'lost years.'

Recounting the Iron Progress of Women

Former NOW president Patricia Ireland speaks at UM Women’s Commission Breakfast

Spring Break Not Just a Beach

Some UM spring breakers will hit the road to learn about social issues as part of an alternative spring break program.

We Bleed Orange and Green

The second annual Orange Festival to promote UM spirit and traditions takes place Friday.

Operation Pedro Pan: No Fantasy of Flight

Children whisked away from Cuba in the early 1960s recount their struggle and survival to UM students at “A Week of Cuban Culture” event.

Spotlight on Community

GW Carver Middle School students are involved in the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Competition, one of 15 national finalists.

Pitching Perfection

Javi Salas tosses a perfect game as Miami shuts out Villanova 17-0.

An Enchanting Evening of Music and Memories

The UM Theatre Arts Program celebrates its 75th anniversary with a gala concert honoring alum Jerry Herman.

An Unbreakable Bond to Debut at Miami International Film Festival

Film by Emilio Estefan chronicles efforts of Nick and Marc Buoniconti.

Former Saks CEO Stephen Sadove Talks Retail

The retail executive also doled out advice to School of Communication students during a Q&A session at Shoma Hall.

Paws for Pride Awareness Week

Pooches kicked off Pride Awareness Week, which continues with daily events through Friday.

Universal Music U @ Frost

Frost School of Music partners with Universal Music Classics on an innovative research initiative.

Journalists Discuss Venezuelan Crisis with Students

The panel discussion provided insights into the rapidly changing situation in Venezuela.

Super Bowl Cheerios Ad Created by UM Grads

The ad is a sequel to the Cheerios ad that created a viral buzz due to its featuring an interracial family.

O Rings Back at the Rat

Onion rings have returned to UM's Rathskeller, thanks in large part to Coral Gables City Manager Pat Salerno.

Following the Lava Flow

UM researchers find a large magma chamber under the world’s most active volcano.

UM Celebrates Black Awareness Month

Activities will range from lectures and discussions to a scholarship pageant and gospel concert.

Resourceful Endeavor

’Canes Care for ’Canes Resource Fair reaches out to students with information on services created just for them.

UM Debate Team Hosts Bilingual Tournament

Student debaters from around the Western Hemisphere gathered in Miami to compete in the first-ever Pan American University Debating Championship.

Grammy Time

The Frost School of Music community celebrates with several wins at the 2014 Grammy Awards ceremony.

New High-Tech Digs

Videoconferencing, live lecture capture, and a technology lab are just some of the features of the career resource center unveiled during a block party celebration.

Lauryn Williams Named to U.S. Olympic Team

Former UM track star is one of six women named to bobsled team.

Benefiting UM’s Lowe Art Museum, Beaux Arts Festival of Art Draws Thousands

Under clear skies and with temperatures in the 60s, the festival featured more than 230 fine art juried exhibitors showcasing works in 10 media, from oil and acrylics to ceramics, photography, sculpture, and watercolor.

Celebrating the Life of MLK

With several UM student organizations leading the way, the UM community will observe MLK Day with a weeklong series of events.

Connecting Black Histories

Time chasers preserve and share the history of South Florida’s Black communities.

Curious by Nature

UM marine researcher studies the curious and mysterious tiger shark, which resides at the top of the food chain.

Clinton Visit February 26

The University of Miami welcomes Hillary Rodham Clinton, former Secretary of State and former U.S. Senator from New York.

Ambassadors Tour UM Life Science and Technology Park

Diplomats explore economic and trade opportunities in Miami.

Academic Minute: Prof. Fernandes Studies Impact of Political Ads

Dr. Juliana Fernandes of the University of Miami earned the award in the Listener Choice category for her description of the downside of negative political ads.

Academic Minute: Prof. Beron-Vera Discusses Black Holes of Sea

Dr. Francisco Beron-Vera discusses vortices that transport bodies of water around the globe.

Remembering Haiti

UM students marked the four-year anniversary of the Haiti earthquake with a vigil, while some students spent winter break on the island nation.

Taming Wandering Minds

A study by UM researchers shows a form of mental training called mindfulness training can improve focus and learning.

Cuban Heritage Collection Acquires Brothers to the Rescue Archives

A search-and-rescue organization that saved thousands of Cuban rafters adrift in the Florida Straits has donated its extensive archives to the University of Miami’s Cuban Heritage Collection.

Major Jewish Resource

The 2013 American Jewish Year Book, co-edited by UM’s Ira Sheskin, makes its debut.

Joining Forces

The UM Special Olympics Club’s Unified Basketball Team competes with plenty of skill and fun.

The Power of Packaging

UM and Cal. Institute of Technology researchers show how the brain makes everyday food choices.

Visual Journalism

UM professor delivers a keynote address during the Google for Media Summit in Miami.

Remarkable Animals

A UM researcher and experts from across the globe form the Global Invertebrate Genomic Alliance to network and share information.

Benefiting Haiyan Survivors

UM and Louisville fans participate in volunteer event before Russell Athletic Bowl to benefit those impacted by typhoon in the Philippines.

Hovering Over Environmental Research

The Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science adds a high-tech helicopter to its fleet of research vessels.

Ahead of the Curve

A new certification course prepares nursing students to educate new mothers about the benefits of breastfeeding.

Siting Soccer

UM architecture students design Miami’s fantasy soccer stadium and learn about reality.

New Music Trivia Game Benefits UM’s Ocean Research and Education

UM marine biologists have partnered with a mobile game development company to launch a music trivia game for mobile devices.

Living with Climate Change

UM architecture students are researching how to modify residences to incorporate sustainability and deal with climate change.

Researchers Uncover 48 New Genetic Variants Associated with Multiple Sclerosis

Study brings to 110 known risk factors and provides important insight into disease mechanism

Iconic Sports Figures Gather to Help Raise Funds for Spinal Cord Injury Research

28th Annual Great Sports Legends Dinner benefits The Buoniconti Fund to Cure Paralysis

Gary Keller Receives 2013 Phillip Frost Award for Excellence in Teaching and Scholarship

Jazz saxophone faculty member Gary Keller was awarded the 2013 Phillip Frost Award for Excellence in Teaching and Scholarship at a Frost School of Music faculty meeting on August 20, 2013.

Miller School Team Supports Diana Nyad’s Marathon Swim

Two UM physicians accompany Nyad aboard her escort boat during the 111-mile swim.

Lancet Study Outlines First Risk Calculator for Pediatric Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy

Researchers analyzed cases of more than 1,000 children from 98 centers in the U.S. and Canada enrolled in the Pediatric Cardiomyopathy Registry.

Body Tune-Up

Songs and sounds that can help amputees walk better, safer, stronger? Frost School of Music researchers are blending music, engineering, and medical disciplines to make sure there’s an app for that.

Mining Data for the Community’s Good

Co-sponsored by UM, Hack for Change: Miami was part of the National Day of Civic Hacking.

School of Architecture Dean Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk to Step Down

Plater-Zyberk helped establish a philosophy centered on design as a means to address community issues.

A Design-Build Upgrade

Gifts will enhance workspace for School of Architecture students.

Dean Patricia White Ranked by ‘National Jurist’ as Influential in Education

Law Dean is the most influential woman in legal education in the U.S., according to journal.

Architecture’s Design Build Studio Creates Eco-Tent

Sustainable tent built by Architecture students now stands at Everglades National Park.

Dean Plater-Zyberk Helps Select Winners of Competition on Redesign of Haitian Cathedral

Puerto Rican architect Segundo Cardona and a team from his firm are winners of a competition in which entrants submitted drawings for the design and rebuilding…

A Vision for a New Cathedral in Port-au-Prince

Exhibition at School of Architecture features top designs for rebuilding the Notre Dame de l’Assomption Cathedral.

LawWithoutWalls Law Ed Program Announces Six New Schools

LawWithoutWalls expanded to include students and faculty members from a total of 17 schools.

CLAS, School of Architecture Partner to Explore Informal Cities in Upcoming Symposium

Informal cities, also sometimes known as slums, informal settlements, shantytowns, are “off-the-map” urban communities: undocumented, illegal,…

Architect’s Lecture to Delve Into the Rich Architectural Heritage of the South

Architecture alumnus and partner with the Atlanta-based architectural firm Historical Concepts to lecture.

Creating Eco-Friendly Digs for the Everglades

Architecture students are creating a prototype for eco-friendly digs at Everglades National Park.

Etiony Aldarondo Receives Prestigious Beckman Award

School of Education professor wins award for inspiring students to help solve pressing social problems.

Achieving Diversity in Engineering

Gift Funds Scholarships for African-American Engineering Students.

Researcher Develops New Way to Assess Risk for Chemicals

Engineering professor develops novel approach to analyzing health hazards.

Researcher Develops New Way to Assess Risk for Chemicals

Scientists from UM develop methods to measure how well schools implement teaching programs for autistic children

Engineering Professor’s Bright Idea

Researcher helps develop smaller, longer-lasting LED light.

Green Recognition

UM honors award-winning author, holds ceremonial groundbreaking for Net-Zero water project.

School of Education Revolutionizes Ways to Teach English Language Learners

Research shows students who participate in hands-on inquiry science instruction achieve higher scores on FCAT.

UM School Of Nursing And Health Studies Launches New Doctorate In Nursing Program

The University of Miami School of Nursing and Health Studies announces a new Doctorate in Nursing Practice (DNP) program to begin in January 2009.

University of Miami El Centro Announces First Class of Summer Scholars

El Centro, at the University of Miami School of Nursing and Health Studies, is proud to announce its first class of Summer Scholars.

University Of Miami Graduates Class Of 2008

More than 3,300 students will graduate at the University of Miami during six ceremonies being held May 8 – 10 and on May 18 at the BankUnited Center.

University Of Miami Graduates Class Of 2008

More than 3,300 students will graduate at the University of Miami during six ceremonies being held May 8 – 10 and on May 18 at the BankUnited Center.