Arts and Humanities
An award-winning songstress, alumna shares details about her new single
Ariel Rose, a Frost School of Music graduate, talks about her experience at the University of Miami and how it shaped her as an artist. In addition, she shares the story behind the inspiration for her new single and music video, “Somebody Loves You."
Faculty member believes in teaching with compassion
Ashmeet Oberoi, director of the Community and Social Change master’s degree program, believes that when you respect students’ lives outside the classroom, it enhances their academic experience.
How did the 1959 Cuban Revolution change the character of Havana?
Brandon Rojas, a University of Miami sophomore studying architectural engineering, explored the uprising as a Library Research Scholar.
Ensemble declares ‘a time for hope’
Frost School of Music’s faculty and staff members and students utilize their talents to help unify the community during this difficult time.
When interpreting data visualizations and graphics, read the fine print
Alberto Cairo, a visual communications expert in the School of Communication, explains how data journalism is helping the world to understand the impact of the coronavirus.
COVID-19 changes celebrity culture
As the spotlight that usually shines on Hollywood’s celebrity culture shifted to the global pandemic, the influencers and elites who make up the industry seem to be living in a world where their relevance in society is no longer center stage.
Architecture graduate wants to design and build inviting structures
Sydney Maubert, a first-generation college student, is credited with having a strong work ethic and passion for design.
Flutist honors mentor who showed ‘women what was possible’
Emily Dierickx, who is graduating this week with a Doctor of Musical Arts degree, gives Trudy Kane’s groundbreaking musical and teaching career its due.
May guide to the arts at the U
Amid a global pandemic, leaders of the arts and humanities at the University of Miami reflect on the importance and future of their crafts.
Do we have a moral obligation to help others?
University of Miami philosophy and religious studies professors offer their perspectives about ethical duties during this time of the coronavirus pandemic.
It’s no joke, humor goes viral in the time of coronavirus
With the pandemic and its drain of dreary news swirling around us, a little lightheartedness serves to exorcise stress, connects us to each other, and even makes us better learners.
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