At the Frost School Andrew Wang, who is neurodivergent, found the flexibility and support he needed to pursue his mission of teaching music to children on the spectrum, using his love of hip-hop to engage neurodivergent kids from preschool through high school.
The New Directions in Cuban Studies event will be held from Oct. 21-23 at the Cuban Heritage Collection at the University of Miami Otto G. Richter Library.
The Frost School’s Music Industry program is commemorating 60 years of teaching students to thrive in the constantly changing music business world. Their continuing success was reaffirmed by Billboard, which once again included MIND in its list of top music industry programs.
Creative writing graduate student Amara Evering spent her summer reporting across South Florida for WLRN and reached national audiences.
Inspired by his childhood fascination with John Wayne-style Western movies, University of Miami student filmmaker Tony Romeo and his crew hauled a prefab cabin cross-country to a mountain mesa as part of the set for a modern-day shoot-’em-up.
Three women who recently graduated from the Frost School’s jazz vocal program are semi-finalists in the international Herbie Hancock jazz competition, a prestigious contest that has launched the careers of numerous top jazz artists.
Experience this special presentation of the “Encuentros” series at Coral Gables Art Cinema, celebrating stories of identity, culture, and connection.
Explore our research guide and blog post, visit the Richter Library to view a curated display, and check out a banned book today.
Jazz music has had a tremendous influence on lives of John and Donna Rymer. Now, they are paying it forward with a $1.5 million gift to the MusicReach program, helping to bring music education to middle and high school children across Miami-Dade County.
A history of individual attention and top-tier research has enabled the Frost School’s Music Education program to make a major showing at the National Association for Music Education's biennial gathering.