Topic: People and Community
Warm wishes from the Libraries
Embrace the joy of reconnecting with family, friends, and our community this holiday season.
University of Miami joins UN Habitat Network to advance sustainable urban development
Assistant professor Sarbeswar Praharaj’s efforts have led to the University of Miami’s recognition as a member of the UN Habitat University Network, fostering global collaboration in sustainable urban development.
A look back at 2024
Explore some of the highlights that occurred during the past year at the University of Miami.
2024 Year in Review
Photos highlight 12 impactful months at the School of Nursing and Health Studies.
Is your glass half empty or half full?
University of Miami law lecturer Scott L. Rogers talks about the benefits of embracing optimism.
An afternoon with Arthur M. Fournier, M.D., on Jan. 14
Join us as we celebrate the publication of his gripping memoir documenting his internship at Jackson Memorial Hospital.
Frost School alumna crowned Miss Virginia, prepares for 2025 Miss America competition
Carlehr Swanson, M.M. ’21, leverages her education, vocal talent, and platform to create community and make her grandmother proud.
Graduates ready to tackle careers
Commencement graduates on Thursday reveled in the spotlight during their day with family and friends while thinking about the future.
Sea Secrets lecture series at University of Miami Rosenstiel School celebrates 30 years
2025 program features multidisciplinary leading experts in Earth sciences
‘Grab Your Boards and Get Ready’
Keynote speaker at Fall 2024 Awards and Pinning Ceremony shares her advice for surfing health care’s biggest waves of change yet.
Fall commencement graduates shine
Two distinguished University of Miami alumni—football legend Michael Irvin and trailblazing administrator Alina T. Hudak—imparted wisdom and encouragement for graduates to accomplish great things
Nursing at the Apex
In the wake of COVID-19, RN Kirsten Toft-Nielsen left a job she loved caring for critically ill vets to go back to school. Here’s how things turned out.
