Topic: Patients
A star alumnus returns to the place that started it all
Acclaimed singer-songwriter Gabe Dixon found his musical path and some of his closest collaborators while studying at the Frost School in the 1990s. He returns to perform with the student American Music Ensemble for the first time on Thursday.
Tim Gallaudet connects Earth science, leadership, and service
The oceanographer and former NOAA leader visited the University of Miami Rosenstiel School for the inaugural “What’s Up, Earth?” event, sharing career advice with students and highlighting the role of ocean and atmospheric science in national prosperity.
Leading a musical transformation
Director of bands Michael Hancock is continuing a decades-long Frost School tradition that has put the Frost Wind Ensemble at the forefront of a movement that is transforming the form and attracting leading composers.
DiMare Endowed Chair advances ALS research at the Miller School
The Paul J. DiMare Foundation Endowed Chair in ALS Research recognizes Dr. Leonard Petrucelli and strengthens the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine’s commitment to neuroscience and neurodegenerative disease research.
In Memoriam: Roxana Amed
Renowned Argentine-American jazz singer and composer Roxana Amed, a faculty member at the Frost School of Music, passed away this week.
Dolphins Cancer Challenge marks $100 million milestone at Crucial Catch game
A halftime presentation at the Miami Dolphins’ Crucial Catch game celebrated more than $100 million invested in cancer research and patient care at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center through the Dolphins Cancer Challenge.
Connecting with the Latin music industry in Miami
The Frost School partnered again with the Latin music industry’s biggest event, sponsoring Billboard Latin Power Players, with new dean Matt Serletic joining the VIP kickoff event for the Billboard Latin Music Conference.
A life-changing community built on the power of music
Frost School alumnus Chad Bernstein created a transformative youth music and empowerment organization, Guitars Over Guns, which has changed the lives of generations of students and mentors.
Can exercise slow Parkinson’s decline?
Researchers at the Max Orovitz Laboratory are studying how resistance training can help people with Parkinson’s disease improve strength, mobility and physical function.
Can exercise slow Parkinson’s decline?
Researchers at the Max Orovitz Laboratory are studying how resistance training can help people with Parkinson’s disease improve strength, mobility and physical function.
Nursing school dean elected to National Academy of Medicine
Hudson Santos, a University of Miami nurse researcher renowned for leading studies on how early life adversity affects maternal-child health and developmental outcomes, recently received one of the highest honors in the medical field.
Using hip-hop to open up music across the spectrum
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.
