Celebrate the spirit of entrepreneurship this holiday season by supporting alumni-owned businesses.
The newly opened center aims to foster spiritual growth, interfaith collaboration, and a sense of belonging for students across diverse backgrounds.
Eva Strelka Jenkins, B.S. ’88, Ph.D. ’03, and her parents fled the Soviet invasion of their homeland, and ultimately found a home and opportunities in the U.S. Her gratitude to this country and a passionate desire to serve led to a career in the Air Force, from which she retired in 2017 with the rank of colonel.
José A. Stoute, M.D. ’85, M.F.A. ’23, has served on the frontlines of Operations Desert Storm and Iraqi Freedom, the AIDS epidemic in Miami, and the malaria crisis in Kenya. Today, he uses film shine a light on the underdogs of society.
The late Ash Rothlein, B.S.C.E. ’53, and his wife Liz made a planned gift to the University of Miami to honor those who served in the Battle of Normandy, establishing the ROTC Global Scholars Fund for cadets to travel to France.
John Gale—veteran, judge, and University of Miami alumnus—credits his Army experience with shaping his decades-long career as a reform-minded administrative law judge.
Sophia Sofferman, LL.M. ’21, is a graduate of the School of Law's Entertainment, Arts, and Sports Law postgraduate program, and is now being recognized for her contributions and leadership across the entertainment industry.
The Steven B Schonfeld Foundation increased its gift to the University of Miami to ensure greater representation of women in computer science and computer engineering.
The College of Engineering celebrated alumni achievements, faculty excellence, and student success at the annual alumni homecoming breakfast.
With a foundation rooted in classical methods and a vision for culturally resonant spaces, Laura Narayansingh, B.Arch. ’14, works to elevate Trinidad’s architectural identity, blending tradition with contemporary solutions for a more sustainable and inclusive built environment.
The Hecht and Havenick names will forever be associated with the University of Miami. Barbara Hecht Havenick is continuing the family’s legacy of service and philanthropy at the U with a gift to support new student housing that keeps alive the memory of her mother, Florence Hecht.
The University of Miami alumnus, former University trustee, and former CEO of a major consulting firm, Echevarria has served the U in a variety of roles, from CEO of UHealth and the University to acting president.