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A journey defined by resilience
Anais Moyal, founder of the University of Miami organization Disability Ambassadors, perservered through chronic illness and associated challenges and will graduate with a degree in biochemistry.
Scholarship opens a career gateway
University of Miami graduating senior Kieran Nardi-White, who has set his sights on a career in national security and intelligence, was awarded the prestigious Boren Scholarship and will spend the fall in Africa for intensive Swahili language study.
He Caught Spies Using Body Language. Now He's Teaching University Students to Do the Same
Joe Navarro spent 25 years at the FBI studying human behavior. His advice for the next generation: start paying attention.
Provost’s Research Awards honor faculty’s innovative projects
More than 40 members of the faculty received awards this year for projects that ranged from looking at how AI can help children learn about data to unlocking the origins of black holes.
Tomorrow’s tech today
From AI to healthtech, University of Miami researchers showcased innovations at eMerge Americas on Miami Beach.
From statistics to the sport industry
A graduating senior blends mathematics, music, computer science, and sports analytics to carve his own path at the University of Miami.
Four years, one lab, one big question
Foote Fellow and neuroscience major Etienne Atangana has spent four years at the College of Arts and Sciences pushing the boundaries of what an undergraduate researcher can do.
Yellow submarine surfaces with an Earth Day message
Drawing inspiration from the Beatles’ “Yellow Submarine” and led by a sculpture professor whose work centers on environmental and social justice, art students constructed a 20‑foot‑long sculpture of the iconic symbol, which will be on display at the Earth Day Fair on April 22 at Lakeside Patio.
Novel strategies for coral restoration
An interdisciplinary team of researchers from the University of Miami and a coral nonprofit found that altering the chemical composition of tiles where tiny coral babies grow can increase their rate of survival.
Art in April: Lowe Art Museum features new exhibitions and immersive programs
From Afro-Cuban art to hands-on Earth Day activities, April at the Lowe Art Museum offers a dynamic mix of exhibitions and events that connect history, culture, and creativity.
Poetry: Such an amazing teacher
University faculty and students celebrate how poetry, a practice in precision and restraint that slows us down, commands our attention, and imparts the power of words, serves as an exercise to sharpen critical thinking skills.
A smarter, safer way to use AI
Seniors Alexandr Kim and Ethan Tieu founded Textile to give people smarter tools for their most sensitive files—no cloud required.
