From “throwing up the U” to Sebastian’s C-A-N-E-S spell out, University traditions bring Hurricanes together across generations.
University of Miami residential faculty members and faculty fellows are excited to start the academic year helping the newest Canes find support, build community and feel at home as they begin their first year at the University.
Lakeside Village Plaza was filled with energy, laughter, and the aroma of fresh pancakes as students gathered to celebrate the first day of classes and the 10th anniversary of Pancakes with Pat, a beloved campus tradition led by Dr. Whitely.
Canes can look forward to a refreshed campus experience this fall, featuring new dining options, more AI and tech resources, expanded library hours, real-time parking availability and more opportunities for career coaching.
Phase 2 of Centennial Village, with three residential colleges, welcomes a new generation of students.
Health care policy expert Steven G. Ullmann, the commencement speaker for two upper degree ceremonies on Monday, encouraged new graduates to explore, experiment, and find their passion—and to help others find theirs.
University of Miami senior Margaret Todd has made an impact on several organizations across campus, but friends and mentors note that her approach is part of her success.
The Division of Student Affairs celebrates their students through a variety of different celebrations across departments and offices.
As graduation approaches and with it the closing of a pivotal chapter, reflecting on one's progress and accomplishments can help make moving forward easier and smoother.
Commencement will take place from May 7 through May 11, with eight ceremonies planned to celebrate more than 4,600 new graduates from the University of Miami. Get more details about the events, read about the special guest speakers, and follow for updated coverage and profiles of some of the graduating students.
Five distinguished individuals will take the stage during Spring 2026 Commencement exercises honoring baccalaureates, doctoral and master’s degree recipients, and law and medical graduates.