Celebrating Michael Carlebach’s profound and inspiring impact at the University of Miami.
Arts-related events for March include a juried student art exhibition and a family art workshop at the Lowe Art Museum; performances by the Frost Symphony Orchestra and Frost Opera Theater; and a traveling exhibition showcasing 19th century African American female physicians.
Visiting classics assistant professor Charles Bartlett offers insight as to how ancient societies began to record what we know as leap years today.
Social media platforms feed the “fear of missing out.” University specialists offer tips on managing scrolling habits.
Join us as we honor the occasion with a new display on view at Calder Library. Learn about the installation and accompanying research guide.
All eyes may not be on the field at Super Bowl LVIII. A web of rumors and conspiracies are swirling around this year’s game.
The Cuban Heritage Collection aims to expand its library of oral histories recounting the community’s exile experience, from the Cuban Revolution to the present day.
Arts-related events for February include a keynote presentation and student workshops with Jonathan Escoffery, author of this year’s One Book, One U selection; two film festivals; and a family workshop at the Lowe Art Museum.
Join us in the Goizueta Pavilion for an event featuring author Arnhilda Badía and a panel discussion moderated by Liliam M. López.
View a list of arts-related events for this month, including discussions with published authors and visual artists on their work, and an outer space-inspired family-friendly concert at the Frost School of Music.
A virtual forum created to foster a community of scholars that gathers to discover, discuss, and celebrate new scholarship on Cuba and its diaspora.
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.