Drawing on personal experience, professional achievement, and a shared belief in the power of education, Alan and Zoraida Harriet have established an endowment to strengthen financial literacy.
University faculty members shared their expert insights nationally through “The Academic Minute,” a radio program and podcast featuring researchers from colleges and universities around the world.
SONHS celebrates students entering the clinical phase of their nursing education.
The new head of the University of Miami’s Toppel Career Center, Greg Victory, brings a winning attitude to helping students and alumni succeed in their careers now and in the future.
The Frost Band of the Hour has seen membership and energy soar after last season’s college football championship, and is moving into the new year with a new logo, uniforms, and playlist.
Christopher H. Warner, who has produced a wide range of major motion pictures including “Spinal Tap II” and “Five Nights at Freddy’s,” shares his thoughts on his path and the U experience.
Student and nursing leader selected to receive the Florida Nurses Association’s 2026 Special Recognition Award
Hudson Santos, Ph.D., R.N., FABMR, FAAN, dean of the School of Nursing and Health Studies and Dolores J. Chambreau Endowed Chair in Nursing Professor, has been selected by the Florida Nurses Association (FNA) to receive the Barbara Lumpkin Award for his exemplary leadership in healthcare advocacy, shaping health policy, and advancing the nursing profession.
University of Miami residential faculty members and faculty fellows are excited to start the academic year helping the newest Canes find support, build community and feel at home as they begin their first year at the University.
Drafted into the U.S. Army before finishing college, Harvey Harris received his University of Miami diploma 68 years later.
Research coauthored by a University of Miami Business School professor links more frequent cannabis use to fewer days of good mental health, particularly among men.
Machine-learning models developed by University of Miami researchers used clinical, biomarker and imaging data to identify Parkinson’s patients at higher risk for rapid cognitive or motor decline.