Topic: Patients
Frost School voices shine in Herbie Hancock competition
Three women who recently graduated from the Frost School’s jazz vocal program are semi-finalists in the international Herbie Hancock jazz competition, a prestigious contest that has launched the careers of numerous top jazz artists.
Music Education program shines at major conference
A history of individual attention and top-tier research has enabled the Frost School’s Music Education program to make a major showing at the National Association for Music Education's biennial gathering.
From a 40-year career in publishing to teaching American history
Michael Scheibach brings expertise in the Cold War and early atomic era to the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute.
Helping a new generation find their own adventure
Frost School jazz program alumnus Jeff Babko brought his dazzling and varied career in music and Hollywood to a weeklong teaching residency.
Health Sciences Resource Fair at Calder Library
Join us Oct. 1 for an all-day event that brings together students, faculty, and staff for an engaging showcase of innovative technologies and library services.
From classical prodigy to Americana star
Kathryn Severing Fox turned the prodigious classical viola skills and musical versatility she learned at the Frost School of Music into an award-winning Americana/bluegrass career with the genre stars Weary Ramblers and as a solo artist.
A vision for the future
Donald and Diana Wingard have established a $5 million endowment to provide flexible, long-term support for research, education and patient care at Bascom Palmer Eye Institute in Naples.
Frost School alumni and faculty nominated for the 2026 Latin GRAMMYs
The Frost School of Music continued its outstanding track record in Latin music, with alumni and a faculty member receiving 12 nominations for the 27th annual Latin GRAMMY Awards.
Famed vocal group Take 6 plays it forward at the Frost School
The renowned a cappella ensemble Take 6 will perform with the Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra and film material for an educational series capturing their musical legacy.
In Memoriam: Willie Anthony Waters
A pioneering Black opera conductor and Miami native who graduated from the Frost School of Music in 1973, Waters triumphed as a conductor and music director with opera troupes and orchestras across the United States and Europe.
Game-day traditions unite Canes
From “throwing up the U” to Sebastian’s C-A-N-E-S spell out, University traditions bring Hurricanes together across generations.
University researchers take over ‘The Academic Minute’
University faculty members shared their expert insights nationally through “The Academic Minute,” a radio program and podcast featuring researchers from colleges and universities around the world.
