Two sport administration faculty members will be observing the Games closely to see which athletes and issues emerge this summer.
The Frost Band of the Hour, the beloved marching band for the famed Miami Hurricanes football and basketball teams, is striding into the future with new leaders and new funding for students.
Hurricanes jumper Russell Robinson earned a bid to the upcoming Olympic Games after his performance in the men’s triple jump at the U.S. Olympic trials.
Graduate student Ray Zhang earned a front row seat to sports history as an intern with the team; alumnus Matthew Tamindzija worked his way up to the C-suite, celebrating with the team after its Game 7 victory.
Alexa Noel won the women’s singles at the NCAA 2024 Division I Women’s Tennis Championship after a three-set thriller. This is the third time in program history that a Miami Hurricane has earned the title.
The Celebration of Women’s Athletics marked its 10th anniversary with a stellar lineup of accomplished student-athletes—and those whose unfailing support makes their achievements possible.
The California native returned to the University of Miami to complete his degree after being drafted in 2021.
The ninth annual event, hosted by the Sport Administration program of the School of Education and Human Development, draws top officials from the NFL, NBA, ESPN, and more.
Norm Parsons Fund continues to provide professional development for University students.
Our men’s Club Sports Ice Hockey team has defeated everyone in their path to earn the title as AAU College Hockey Division III National Champions. This win is historic, as this is the first Florida team to win this title.