Topic: Community and Fans
El Nino inspires a young man’s passion for science
Benjamin Kirtman, professor at the Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science, is this year’s recipient of the Distinguished Faculty Scholar Award for his scholarly research and contributions to the natural sciences.
’Cane Nurse Chemistry
Stacy Feemster and Lauren Cagen recount how their School of Nursing and Health Studies journey cultivated a powerful, purposeful collaboration.
The musician she was meant to be
Raquel Sofia’s path to international success as a bi-cultural singer and songwriter led through the Frost School of Music.
Bringing his music back home
Multi-talented musician Justin Kinchen took the extraordinary skills he’s developed at the Frost School to a concert in his hometown of Indianapolis that showcased his original jazz and classical compositions and paid tribute to his childhood mentors.
Global start for University students
The Start Abroad program offered to spring-admitted students at the University of Miami provides a unique and exciting first-year international experience.
Giving Day: Helping to shape our next century
Every dollar raised on Giving Day supports students, educators, patients, physicians, researchers, and the future of the University of Miami as it begins its second century.
A collision of musical worlds
The Frost School’s elite Stamps Ensembles learned to take new musical risks in a residency with the famed Time For Three trio, which blends multiple popular genres for a bold new interpretation of classical music.
Richter Library embraces quiet innovation to enhance student focus
University Libraries introduce soundproof pods, offering students tech-ready spaces for virtual collaboration and focused study.
Born in the USA: St. Patrick’s Day
A University of Miami professor who specializes in Irish culture traces the roots of the popular holiday to Irish émigrés who fled the “Great Hunger” in their homeland to seek a new start in America.
Meet the Sims, Camila Venegas
The simulation technologist uses anatomically correct special effects to make learning more vivid for School of Nursing and Health Studies students.
New Ideas in Doctoral Nursing
Nursing faculty explore national trends and present study findings at AACN’s 2025 Doctoral Education Conference in Southern California.
Renowned Cuba scholar examines legacy of Cuban-American community in South Florida
Andy Gomez, former director of the University’s Institute for Cuban and Cuban-American Studies, taught his first class for the Osher Lifelong Learning Center, on US-Cuba relations, in the fall.
