Topic: In the Community
University mechanic worked the early shift to complete his degree
Albert Serrano got permission to start work at 5 a.m. on class days so he could make it to afternoon courses offered through the Bachelor of General Studies program. He graduates on May 9.
The legacy of Pope Francis
Francis, the first pope from Latin America and the first to take the name of St. Francis of Assisi, died Monday at age 88. The College of Cardinals will soon meet in a conclave to elect the next pope.
Presentation and tour for Preservation Week 2025
Commemorating 15 years of the Preservation Strategies department’s dedication to the Libraries and University community.
Celebrate the 2025 Library Research Scholars and Adobe Scholars
An in-person and online opportunity to meet and engage with each of the students as they share the results of their research projects.
A weeklong series of events for Earth Day
Join us in person and online for enlightening presentations, crafty workshops, and two special mindfulness sessions.
The power of the centennial
Got a minute? This video takes you through the University of Miami's April 8 Centennial Celebration in 60 seconds.
Reflections on the Centennial
Miami Hurricanes shared their thoughts about what the University of Miami’s 100-year legacy means to them now and for the future.
Comic pulls no punches to get a laugh
Whether on stage as a stand-up comic or now with ‘Pollo Punch,’ a first short film in the Miami Film Festival, alumnus Mike Menendez loves to make you laugh.
University’s centennial celebrated across the globe
As the University of Miami turns 100, Canes unite in major cities—from Naples and Los Angeles to Philadelphia and London—to celebrate this historic milestone.
The future of the Fourth Estate
Student filmmaker’s world premiere at the Miami Film Festival aspires to rehabilitate journalism as a vital institution of democracy.
University a ‘feedstock for the future vitality’ of Miami
In a fireside chat held on the eve of the University of Miami’s centennial, businessman Kenneth C. Griffin and University trustee Stuart A. Miller discussed the institution’s century of impact and what lies ahead for the next 100 years.
Unpacking the youth mental health crisis
Dr. Thomas Insel, former director of the National Institute of Mental Health, came to campus to deliver the Provost’s Distinguished Lecture and spoke about how the nation can help lower mental health struggles in youth.
