New U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum could negatively impact the sagging economies of Brazil and Argentina, according to a University of Miami economist.
More and more people are dabbling in side jobs to bring in some extra cash, a growing trend helped along by social platforms and an entrepreneurial spirit.
A new course is providing students a primer on planning the Super Bowl, one of the biggest events of the year, from its own organizers.
Toppel Career Center’s new platform Cane2Cane is actively connecting students with alumni in their industry of choice.
The Office of the Provost is seeking proposals for projects that will harness Magic Leap technology to bolster learning or research.
The University of Miami is naming its business school in honor of Patti and Allan Herbert for their transformative $100 million in lifetime giving to the University.
Ian Diaz Brannon is the recipient of the Jenkins Scholarship, a full-tuition scholarship awarded to ’Canes who have dealt with challenging hardships.
The Distinguished Leaders Lecture Series brings leaders from various industries to speak throughout the year on relevant topics in their respective fields.
The United States can handle its growing debt a lot better than other countries, such as Argentina, which is likely to fail to honor its debt soon.
The Center for Computational Science celebrated the launch of its newest supercomputer this week, designed to accelerate more data-driven research throughout the University of Miami.
UM is the only school in the U.S. to offer the Global OneMBA Program, a global executive MBA program offered in partnership with renowned business schools around the world.