Research-based techniques can lead to smiles
Happiness and well-being scholar Tal Ben-Shahar is UM’s newest Distinguished Presidential Scholar.
The fish whisperer
A matchmaker extraordinaire, Ricardo Cepeda, the manager of the UM Zebrafish Facility, is passionate about aquatic romance.
Capturing attention through inquiry
Architecture student Konstantina Kritharidou’s design for a movable observatory that would sit atop a Patagonian glacier earned her the top spot in the Graduate School’s Three Minute Thesis Competition.
What’s ahead for UM’s School of Education and Human Development
Transformation is at the core of Dean Laura Kohn-Wood’s vision for the School.
Looking for Texas Tea in the River of Grass
UM experts weigh in on the impacts of drilling for oil in the Everglades.
Can you hear me now?
Scholars from diverse disciplines who were awarded U-LINK grants gather to learn how to communicate effectively.
Fostering greater acceptance at the U
The first of its kind, the Appignani Foundation Chair for the Study of Atheism, Humanism, and Secular Ethics encourages tolerance and scholarship about secularism.
A new space at the center of campus
The Office of Academic Enhancement is moving to a new office in the Ashe Administration Building.
An appetite for language and travel
Hurricanes can apply for a host of scholarships and fellowships this spring that can take them around the world.
Building a smarter city
The University of Miami brings together leaders in academia, professional practice, and industry to examine cities of the future.
