Topic: Faculty and Staff
NASA awards Miami Engineering students for lunar mining robot
The team placed second in the Public Outreach Project Report category.
Leadership development program nurtures top talent, shapes future leaders
University leaders embrace personal growth to strengthen their abilities.
Rest, relax, refresh, refocus
During the summer months, relaxation tends to top many to-do lists. Two University of Miami experts point out why we should prioritize rest and self-care to optimize mental and physical well-being.
Canada wildfires smother parts of US
University of Miami climate and aerosol experts, who are members of the Center for Aerosol Science and Technology, explain the dangers from the smoke flowing in from Canada, which is resulting in people donning masks.
Stunning photographs unveiled as contest winners on World Ocean Day
Peacock mantis shrimp and upward lightning win top honors in the 2022 University of Miami Rosenstiel School’s underwater and weather photo contests
Rosenstiel School photo contest winners announced
View photo galleries from the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science contests celebrating underwater photography and featuring weather events.
Steven Moore: On Elevating Student Voice, Helping Them Build Themselves
Frost School of Music's Associate Dean of Undergraduate Studies Steven Moore, a leader who advocates for and elevates the students’ voice, was awarded the William R. Butler Award for Administrative Excellence for making critical contributions to completing Student Government initiatives.
Hamilton and Moulin Rouge Pianist Rachel Dean Speaks on Her Career Journey After Graduating From Frost
Alumna, Rachel Dean shares how the skills she learned while studying at the highly acclaimed Frost School are helping her pave her way into the fiercely competitive world of musical theater.
Data scientist charts the power, politics, and purpose of mapmaking
A University of Miami Libraries webinar explored how maps and mapmaking have altered the course of history, aiding impetuous navigators and voyagers but also alienating Indigenous peoples and dismissing their cultures.
Two ’Canes selected for prestigious Fulbright Award
Recent graduate Emma Hantgan and sophomore Neal Daniel were each chosen to receive a Fulbright Award, which will grant them the opportunity to study abroad while being fully immersed in a new culture.
Alumna among highest-ranking women in NBA’s front office
Tori Miller, who recently was promoted to a vice president role with the Atlanta Hawks, credits the Miami Herbert Business School for her business acumen and the skill set that she possesses.
‘Loneliness is far more than just a bad feeling’
University of Miami experts offer their views on the reasons for this social phenomenon and ways to combat it.