The winner of the Florida Nurses Association South Region’s Rising Star: Nursing Student Excellence Award for 2025 shares highlights from her continuing health care journey.
Downbeat, the jazz world’s leading publication, named multiple Frost School students and ensembles in their prestigious annual Student Music Awards.
The annual celebration gives a nod to African heritage, and inspires students to thrive in their next steps after the University of Miami.
Outstanding graduating students from the Frost School of Music were honored in a joyful end-of-the-year ceremony at the annual All-School Forum.
Jesper Brenner found motivation in his academics at the School of Architecture and the people he encountered throughout his undergraduate career.
An aspiring engineer, Christopher Lawrence spent the past four years launching at every opportunity he could. From tutoring at the Camner Center to Saturday nights at Cosford Cinema, Lawrence recaps his college career with fond memories and inspiring experiences.
A program pairing alumni with students through the Toppel Career Center helped Rosenstiel School senior Juliana Bevacqua and a few others find jobs this spring.
Abbie Stockard praises school’s preceptors for their “leadership, dedication, and belief in the next generation” of nurses.
Personal tragedy has only deepened Maria Kaber’s determination to become a physician and break barriers for future generations.
Samantha (Sam) Kopec, a high-achieving music industry major who juggled an impressive number of internships and two minors while continuing to play her beloved clarinet, hopes to make change in the music world.
For 10 years, the University of Miami LGBTQ Student Center has been celebrating the LGBTQ+ and ally community through the annual Lavender celebration. The event awards students, local leaders, and community partners for their advocacy and support of the LGBTQ student experience and beyond.
After more than 30 years in sports, wellness, and education, Jeffrey Jordan will graduate with a master’s in sport administration from the School of Education and Human Development on May 8.