Norm Parsons Fund continues to provide professional development for University students.
Dean Luna has recently earned the title, President of the National Association of Latino Fraternal Organizations
Our men’s Club Sports Ice Hockey team has defeated everyone in their path to earn the title as AAU College Hockey Division III National Champions. This win is historic, as this is the first Florida team to win this title.
The grant enhances current programming and provides an opportunity for new initiatives at the University of Miami.
The University of Miami's Men's Club Hockey team has made it to the DIII National Championship tournament for the first time as the #1 seed.
A mural designed and crafted by students in the Gender and Sexuality Studies Living Learning Community from the University of Miami is relocating to the Stonewall National Museum, Library, and Archives. This vibrant artwork portrays LGBTQIA+ icons spanning each decade since the 1960s.
Front Office Sports Founder and CEO returns to the University of Miami to speak to USPORT members on starting his company, his time as a UM student, and what his future looks like.
The impact of Dr. Jess Spirer, the University of Miami Counseling Center's (UMCC) founder and first director, can still be felt at the University today. In recognition of Dr. Spirer's commitment to the University and his family's generous donation to his namesake doctoral internship program, Dr. Spirer will be memorialized in the reception area of the UMCC.
Emphasizing cultural belonging and encouraging student interaction, the new home of various student organizations and large gathering spaces will exist as a space for students to study, relax, and connect with their peers.
The newly elected, president-elect of the Association for University and College Counseling Center Outreach (AUCCCO), has been on the board since 2017. Having first become the treasurer in 2018, she is the first master’s level representative to be elected President.
Biscaydence, the distinguished a capella group here at the University, placed second in the quarterfinal of an international a capella tournament this past weekend to secure a bid to move on to the semifinal in March.
Honoring the Lunar New Year, the 11th annual celebration took place Monday with large-scale cultural programming for all members of the University community to join.