Topic: Profile Spotlight

Community, pride, and big wins at the GRAMMY Awards

A sense of connection and achievement for the Frost School of Music highlighted the events surrounding the 2026 GRAMMY Awards, even as alumni and faculty earned multiple honors.

Community, pride, and big wins at the GRAMMY Awards

A sense of connection and achievement for the Frost School of Music highlighted the events surrounding the 2026 GRAMMY Awards, even as alumni and faculty earned multiple honors.


Instructor brings theory to life in online doctoral program

An instructional designer at MIT, Luke Hobson helps doctoral students turn learning theory into real-world impact, building student-centered experiences in UOnline’s Doctor of Education, Applied Learning Sciences program.

Instructor brings theory to life in online doctoral program

An instructional designer at MIT, Luke Hobson helps doctoral students turn learning theory into real-world impact, building student-centered experiences in UOnline’s Doctor of Education, Applied Learning Sciences program.



Grateful for learning and community

Frost Online alum Danny Flores is proud to connect his prolific and successful music industry career with his Frost School experience whenever he can.

Grateful for learning and community

Frost Online alum Danny Flores is proud to connect his prolific and successful music industry career with his Frost School experience whenever he can.



‘My tiramisù’: Instructor reflects on first year at Osher Lifelong Learning Institute

A full-time lecturer for the University’s College of Arts and Sciences, Lorella Di Gregorio finds unique joy in teaching lifelong learners at OLLI.

‘My tiramisù’: Instructor reflects on first year at Osher Lifelong Learning Institute

A full-time lecturer for the University’s College of Arts and Sciences, Lorella Di Gregorio finds unique joy in teaching lifelong learners at OLLI.




Faculty Q&A: How UOnline Brings Global Learning to Life

Bradford R. McGuinn is director of the newly launched, fully online Master of Arts in International Administration (MAIA) program. In a recent interview, he discussed how the program creates a globally connected learning experience and reflected on the program’s first semester success and the power of accessible, high-quality online education.

Faculty Q&A: How UOnline Brings Global Learning to Life

Bradford R. McGuinn is director of the newly launched, fully online Master of Arts in International Administration (MAIA) program. In a recent interview, he discussed how the program creates a globally connected learning experience and reflected on the program’s first semester success and the power of accessible, high-quality online education.


From combat to community impact: alumnus builds pathways of wellness for veterans and first responders

Eric Golnick applies what he learned in the Master of Arts in International Administration program to improve the lives of those who serve. Now offered fully online, the program will open similar paths to learners around the world.

From combat to community impact: alumnus builds pathways of wellness for veterans and first responders

Eric Golnick applies what he learned in the Master of Arts in International Administration program to improve the lives of those who serve. Now offered fully online, the program will open similar paths to learners around the world.




Martial arts as a model for his teaching

Associate professor Juan Pablo de Rivero Vaccari in the University of Miami School of Medicine applies the discipline of laido—a Japanese martial art of swordsmanship—into his neuroscience lab and his classroom.

Martial arts as a model for his teaching

Associate professor Juan Pablo de Rivero Vaccari in the University of Miami School of Medicine applies the discipline of laido—a Japanese martial art of swordsmanship—into his neuroscience lab and his classroom.


Rain or shine: ‘I love my morning bike ride’

A morning bike ride and the aroma of the allspice tree in the John C. Gifford Arboretum provide professor David Kelly with the Zen focus he needs for a day of academic rigor and education energy.

Rain or shine: ‘I love my morning bike ride’

A morning bike ride and the aroma of the allspice tree in the John C. Gifford Arboretum provide professor David Kelly with the Zen focus he needs for a day of academic rigor and education energy.




Postdoc Pride Spotlights 2025

As part of Postdoc Appreciation Week, we are thrilled to share our Postdoc Pride - a special spotlight series highlighting the incredible research, dedication, and impact of our University of Miami postdocs.

Postdoc Pride Spotlights 2025

As part of Postdoc Appreciation Week, we are thrilled to share our Postdoc Pride - a special spotlight series highlighting the incredible research, dedication, and impact of our University of Miami postdocs.



Shaping the digital classroom of tomorrow: University of Miami leaders join global education summit in New York

Jill Buban, associate provost for online learning, will speak on a panel about what it takes to scale high-quality online education to meet the diverse needs of today’s learners.

Shaping the digital classroom of tomorrow: University of Miami leaders join global education summit in New York

Jill Buban, associate provost for online learning, will speak on a panel about what it takes to scale high-quality online education to meet the diverse needs of today’s learners.



University Libraries welcome education and outreach librarian

John Usseglio serves in this role for the Department of Learning, Research, and Clinical Information Services at the Louis Calder Memorial Library.

University Libraries welcome education and outreach librarian

John Usseglio serves in this role for the Department of Learning, Research, and Clinical Information Services at the Louis Calder Memorial Library.


Discovering hardware design

Junior Ivy Enyenihi left Coral Gables for Redmond, Washington, this summer, where she worked with Microsoft’s silicon engineering team, earning insight into the technology industry’s possibilities after graduation.

Discovering hardware design

Junior Ivy Enyenihi left Coral Gables for Redmond, Washington, this summer, where she worked with Microsoft’s silicon engineering team, earning insight into the technology industry’s possibilities after graduation.


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