From “throwing up the U” to Sebastian’s C-A-N-E-S spell out, University traditions bring Hurricanes together across generations.
Through coursework, coaching, and international competition, the International Moot Court Program prepares students to advocate across borders, leading Miami Law to a world championship at the Sports Arbitration Moot.
From Honolulu to Boston, future Canes and their families gathered to mark the start of a new chapter at the University of Miami.
The new head of the University of Miami’s Toppel Career Center, Greg Victory, brings a winning attitude to helping students and alumni succeed in their careers now and in the future.
Drafted into the U.S. Army before finishing college, Harvey Harris received his University of Miami diploma 68 years later.
Triple-Cane Xavier Cortada harnessed his Miami Law training to pioneer a globally recognized career using art as a platform for climate activism, public policy, and legal advocacy.
A University of Miami student and a recent graduate were chosen this summer as Fulbright recipients, joining the University’s cohort selected for the international program this year.
Sony Pictures Entertainment executive vice president and chief people officer Stacy Green credits her Miami Law education with developing the analytical rigor, strategic thinking, and communication skills that have shaped her career.
Graduation is just the beginning. Discover the connections, opportunities, and community that come with being a Cane.
Students spent six weeks in Florence earning academic credit while exploring how engineering, medicine, history and culture intersect beyond the classroom.
As part of a prestigious Research Experiences for Undergraduates program, 17 students spent the summer working in physics and engineering labs across the University of Miami.
Award-winning journalist Amaka Ubaka, B.S.C. ’09, is using her voice to elevate others and tell stories that make a difference.