Motivated by his own journey as an international law student, University of Miami alumnus Alexander Reus has committed to funding scholarships and paid internships that help LL.M. students gain critical U.S. legal experience and launch their careers.
Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center’s Kenneth C. Griffin Cancer Research Building is transforming cancer care and research in South Florida.
The late Melanie Rohrer Rosborough applied to join the University of Miami faculty in 1925, before the first classes convened. She retired 43 years later after a profoundly impactful career. A gift from University Credit Union names and endows the University Faculty Senate’s Distinguished Faculty Scholar Award in her memory.
The Frost School of Music will once again join the nonprofit arm of the Latin Recording Academy to sponsor a four-year scholarship for a gifted student.
The late William Waid, a University of Miami alumnus passionate about big band swing and jazz, has left a legacy to the Frost School of Music that will have a meaningful impact on the school’s studio music and jazz program for years to come.
With support from the Chaplin Family Scholarship Fund, School of Law student Pablo Puga is pursuing a career focused on public impact, experiential learning, and service to the South Florida community.
The Heidi Hewes Chapter of the Woman’s Cancer Association hosted its annual Home for the Holidays Walk and Tour to benefit cancer research, education and patient care.
The prestigious honor recognizes Dr. Crane’s pioneering contributions to lifestyle medicine as a critical component of cancer care and prevention.
The Betty and Marcelo Alvarez Endowed Scholarship helps Catherine Blackford focus on academics, service, and her path toward pediatric care.
Dr. Richard Souviron, his wife Barbara, and his son Grant, a double Cane, are compelled to make a difference for the University and its Athletics programs that have meant so much to them.
In recognition of his family’s generosity, the main lobby of the Minimally Invasive Surgical Training and Education Center (MISTE) was dedicated in honor of the late George Sabga Sr.
Philanthropy is fueling student success at Miami Herbert Business School, where the donor-established Unanue Graduate Career Advancement Center is empowering emerging leaders to shape their futures.