Join us for a conversation with author Sam Verdeja and remarks from South Florida leaders in Hispanic journalism, advertising, and entrepreneurship as they reflect on the fields’ growth and influence.
Join us for an online book talk on how filmmakers, journalists, artists, and activists use cinema and online platforms to recover marginalized memories and challenge established narratives.
The New Directions in Cuban Studies event will be held from Oct. 21-23 at the Cuban Heritage Collection at the University of Miami Otto G. Richter Library.
Experience this special presentation of the “Encuentros” series at Coral Gables Art Cinema, celebrating stories of identity, culture, and connection.
Gladys Gómez-Rossié, community relations coordinator, has retired after 59 years at the University of Miami Libraries Cuban Heritage Collection.
Miranda García, Ph.D., serves in this role for the department, which houses the largest collection of research materials about Cuba and its diaspora outside of the island.
Explore the University’s fall arts and humanities programming, featuring musical performances, cutting-edge theatrical premieres, thought-provoking lectures, author readings, art exhibitions and film screenings.
Special Collections invites you to an online showcase of the awardees’ research findings and how the grant and collection have contributed to their scholarly pursuits.
Join us Aug. 20 for a conversation honoring his life, achievements, and lasting influence.
Rare books, manuscripts, and other materials curated by University of Miami Libraries employees will be on display.
A panel discussion at the Cuban Heritage Collection will explore the relevance of Martí’s life and writings in the 21st century.
Celebrate the life and poetic legacy of José Martí, whose voice continues to shape the cultural and political imagination of Latin America and its diasporas.
Join us for a summer showcase, featuring a selection of rare and unique treasures from the holdings of Special Collections.
Fourth donation to the University Libraries includes rare scores, signed letters, and other music ephemera spanning four centuries.
Three artists selected to serve as the 2026-2027 residents.