Topic: Alumni
Caribé Juice
As a student at the University of Miami, Luis Solis, B.S.B.A. ’11, missed the kinds of juices he had grown accustomed to drinking in his native Dominican Republic—fresh, flavorful juices made daily from the island's wide variety of fruits.
Caribé Juice
As a student at the University of Miami, Luis Solis, B.S.B.A. ’11, missed the kinds of juices he had grown accustomed to drinking in his native Dominican Republic—fresh, flavorful juices made daily from the island's wide variety of fruits.
Five decades later, professor still loves her job
With more than fifty years of experience working at the University of Miami, Diana Lopez, professor of microbiology and immunology, says passion and students keep her going.
Student focuses research on Obeah, a religion used by Jamaican slaves
As part of the Library Research Scholars Program, Kay-Ann Henry, a University senior, presented her project on the system of belief used by certain Caribbean people.
May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month
Explore our new research guide to access a wide variety of resources on Asian-Americans and the Asian diaspora.
Graduation celebrations continue virtually
The virtual Senior Mwambo and Lavender Celebration ceremonies invite students and their families to tune in via the events’ respective live streams
Studio Barnes tapped for the 2021 Chicago Architecture Biennial
By Matt Hickman • The Architect's Newspaper
Doctors: Children need to receive required immunizations
To prepare for when children can receive a COVID-19 vaccine, pediatricians at the Miller School of Medicine say it is critical that kids get their routine shots.
Flowering beauties
Orchid planting adds color and splendor to the Arboretum on the Coral Gables Campus