During the annual Three Minute Thesis Competition, seven graduate students summed up their research projects in rapid succession.
Those on-screen noises you hear when watching your favorite television show—or the latest nominated film—are created behind the scenes.
Whether you play solo or multiplayer looking to compete or just have fun, the University’s Video Games Club unlocks the power of community through the world of gaming.
Aerosol scientists at the College of Engineering are taking their research beyond conventional ground-level assessments.
Rafal Sokolowski, assistant professor of film directing for the Department of Cinematic Arts in the School of Communication, brings his acting and directing skills to teaching the art.
In senior lecturer Leslie Knecht’s The Chemistry of Food and Taste course, students explore the science behind the chemical processes in cooking—and then get to test and taste it.
In a simulation exercise Sunday morning, a small passenger jet crashed on the University of Miami’s Medical Campus and struck a bus, prompting the collaboration of 17 local, state, and national emergency response agencies to engage in a lifesaving exercise.
Working with organizations that want to create social impact, a School of Communication course highlighted several local issues in the colonial city with the hope of creating change.
A graduate of the College of Arts and Sciences theatre arts program, Nicole “Nicky” Jescinth Smith, returns to the University to design costumes for the fall production of “The Threepenny Opera.” Smith brings her expertise as a costume designer and stylist for film, television, and theater. The musical drama will run Nov. 10–18 at the Jerry Herman Ring Theatre.
Patricia A. Whitely, senior vice president for student affairs and alumni engagement, will now be working more closely with alumni.
Two new free VR applications created by faculty teams aim to teach students about coral reefs and let them participate in restoration efforts.