Topics: Alumni
Paris Olympics come calling for this ’Cane
Hurricanes jumper Russell Robinson earned a bid to the upcoming Olympic Games after his performance in the men’s triple jump at the U.S. Olympic trials.
Herbert Challenge aims to shape business school’s future
The Herbert Centennial Scholarship Challenge is set to inspire alumni and supporters and amplify their contributions toward the ongoing success of Miami Herbert Business School by matching gifts to endowed scholarships.
Biomedical engineering alumnus’ path to the priesthood
Long Island native and recently ordained priest Father John Buonocore, B.S.B.E. ’15, brings a unique blend of faith and science to his new role at Saint Gregory the Great in Plantation, Florida.
A love story at the U
Spencer Cohen, B.S.C. ’14, and Megan Gray Cohen, B.S.H.S. ’14, D.P.T. ’17, met their first semester at the U and have been madly in love ever since.
Law enforcement leader and double ’Cane Ed Hudak receives accolade
The former Hurricane football player and longtime Coral Gables chief of police was recently honored by his peers in law enforcement.
Senior Mwambo celebrates achievements of Black graduates
Graduating students and their families gathered during Commencement week to celebrate their transition from one stage of life to the next.
Preparing students for the future of medicine
As AI changes health care, Gauri Agarwal, B.S. ’96, M.D. ’00, is adapting the curriculum to ensure medical students are ready.
’Cane is crowned NCAA singles champion
Alexa Noel won the women’s singles at the NCAA 2024 Division I Women’s Tennis Championship after a three-set thriller. This is the third time in program history that a Miami Hurricane has earned the title.
Helping first-year teachers succeed
The Teacher Accelerator Program, a partnership between the School of Education and Human Development, Achieve Miami, and Teach for America, is doing its part to address the teacher shortage by preparing students for jobs in Miami-Dade schools.
Undergraduates bask in the spotlight of commencement
An eclectic mix of featured speakers evoked poetry, cultural understanding, thoughtfulness, and enthusiasm in sending off newly minted graduates into a world that has many challenges they must face.
