A new cohort of 30 student teams received seed funding this week from the USTAAR student entrepreneurship program, propelling their business ventures forward.
Businesses must harness new technologies like AI if they plan to thrive in the “phygital era”—the fusion of physical and digital worlds—according to a digital strategist at the University of Miami.
Miami Herbert student Jimmy Ayash co-founded Kong Rolls, a bamboo-based alternative challenging industry giants while protecting forests.
The Miami Herbert Business School graduate’s debut on “Dancing with the Stars” sparked a spirited campus watch party, with hundreds of Canes—and her newest scholars—cheering her on as she competed Tuesday evening.
An AI-powered streaming assistant developed by a Miami Herbert Business School professor helps online shoppers make better-informed decisions, resulting in increased sales and a reduction in returns.
Students in the University of Miami’s summer study abroad program in Japan gained firsthand insight into how the country has become a global leader in sustainability.
Miami Herbert Business School alumnus Todd C. Rogers reflected on his professional journey and the values that led him to create a scholarship for students pursuing finance and entrepreneurship.
University of Miami alumnae Daniela Deleu De Negri and Julia Consoni fused their academic skillsets and professional experience to launch a startup that features Brazilian artisanry.
Five teams of students each won $100,000 in support funding for their innovations at the second annual USTAAR pitch competition recently.
From fantasy sports betting to THC-infused drinks, “Miami’s Vices” spotlighted student ventures navigating regulation-heavy industries.
Amidst the booming sports industry, a University of Miami symposium explored how athletes are increasingly seeking entrepreneurial opportunities that yield sustainable income and promote positive social impact.