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Lessons from sports leaders
Participants at the 11th annual Global Sport Industry Conference got a chance to hear from top leaders working in major sports, both locally and nationally.
Nation’s First Executive Doctorate in Sport Science and Data Analytics Launches Fall 2026
Designed for working professionals, this pioneering program transforms complex performance data into real-world strategies that drive athletic success.
Students get a boost to expand their businesses
The third annual USTAAR Pitch Competition awarded $100,000 each to five promising student teams for their ingenious startup ideas and potential.
Kaitlyn Casanas Receives Special Olympics Miami Community Impact Award
Doctoral candidate Kaitlyn Casanas wins the Special Olympics Miami Community Impact Award for creating inclusive spaces where students with disabilities thrive beyond the classroom.
New Research Offers Simpler Path to Concussion Clearance for Athletes
New research offers a simpler, equipment-free path to concussion clearance, helping athletes return to play safely.
Monique Mahabir – Safe Haven Elder Care Initiative
Doctoral candidate Monique Mahabir launches the Safe Haven Elder Care Initiative to empower older adults and caregivers in Trinidad and Tobago.
Student Spotlight: Jada Garnett on Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Community Impact
Student Jada Garnett champions youth mental health through interdisciplinary collaboration and community impact.
From Coral Gables to the Big Leagues: How One 'Cane is Changing the Game
A University of Miami alum changes the game by bringing sports analytics expertise to Major League Baseball.
Research Spotlight: Dr. Aaron Sinnott Co-Authors Groundbreaking Concussion Guidelines for Performing Artists
Dr. Aaron Sinnott co-authors groundbreaking guidelines to simplify concussion clearance for athletes using equipment-free protocols.
Leagues Ahead: Brandon Schoenwether Leverages AI and Motion Capture for Career with Detroit Tigers
PhD graduate Brandon Schoenwether leverages AI and motion capture to land a biomechanist role with the Detroit Tigers.
