ICYMI: 2024: The year in focus
Take a look back at the University’s top moments and milestones of 2024 through a snapshot of photos. Browse the best of the U in pictures and video.
Dive into Cuba and its relationship to the US
In-person course launches Monday, Jan. 13.
Taught by Andy Gómez, former director of the Institute for Cuban and Cuban-American Studies, the 6-week course will focus on the history of U.S.-Cuba relations and guide students through the political history and pivotal figures shaping this complex relationship from 1959 to today. Members of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) can enroll in the in-person course during the spring; Session 1 launches Monday, Jan. 13, and Session 2 launches Monday, March 10. Those interested in participating should call 305-284-6554 to become a member of OLLI at the University of Miami and enroll in the course. University employees may be eligible for a discount of 25 percent. Seating is limited.
Well ’Canes Marketplace resumes on Coral Gables Campus
Open Wednesdays, Jan. 15 through April 30
The University community can enjoy the Well ’Canes Marketplace every Wednesday, beginning on Jan. 15, when vendors return to the Coral Gables Campus, through April 30 (except for March 12). The weekly market will be open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Miller Circle. The Medical Campus will continue to host the marketplace from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Thursday at the Fred Cowell Mall. It is open year-round, except on University holidays. Learn more about the markets.
‘Let’s Go to Brazil!’ Family concert
Saturday, Jan. 18, 2 p.m.
Canes of all ages will be taken on an adventure to beautiful and colorful Brazil. The program features compositions by Brazilian composers, performed by Frost musicians. The family-friendly event is produced by Frost Live Entertainment Management students under the direction of Gary Wood, assistant professor of practice at the Frost School of Music. Purchase tickets to see the show at the Maurice Gusman Concert Hall. Use code “family4” to snag a bundle of up to four tickets for $30.
University policy: International shipments for research and business activities.
All University faculty and staff members and trainees are reminded to consult with the Export Control section, part of the Office of the Vice Provost for Research and Scholarship, before engaging in University business or research activities involving the export or import of goods internationally. Certain research materials, technology, and equipment may be subject to U.S. export control laws and regulations. The team provides essential guidance to ensure that our international shipments and collaborations comply with U.S. laws and University policies. Review the export control policy to learn more.
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