Student volunteers have been a key voice in the planning process of the Universityβs milestone birthday, and they are eager to see the results of this work.
The University of Miami is commemorating its centennial birthday with a weeklong celebration, honoring the 100th anniversary of the signing of the Universityβs charter on April 8.
The University of Miamiβs Green Graduate Group provides a platform for graduate students across diverse disciplines to engage in activities and initiatives focused on sustainability.
The Sandler Center for Alcohol and Other Drug Education is a one-stop shop for students to learn about drug and alcohol safety and garner resources for safe practices both on and off campus.
Hosted by the University of Miami's Indian Students Association, students from all over campus came out to the Foote Green to celebrate the Hindu festival Holi, also known as the festival of colors.
More than just a team, the University of Miami's Field Hockey Club fosters camaraderie and teamwork through travel, competition, and a shared passion.
The weekβs events, organized by the FederaciΓ³n de Estudiantes Cubanos, includes a movie screening of βHijos de la Diasporaβ that explores the lives of the children of Cuban exiles.
The Patti and Allan Herbert Wellness Center has been more than just the University gym for decades. With programming for kids to seniors, the center prides itself on its multipurpose spaces equipped for students and members of the UM community, leading to members for life.
The chief executive officer of the clothing brand Parke discussed her experiences in building a sustainable, community-driven fashion brand that thrives on organic marketing, transparency, and feedback.
Black Awareness Month is celebrated at the university annually but this yearβs celebrations are the biggest they have ever been! The theme βBlack to the Future,β represents a look back on the black community and what is ahead.
Members of the Beta Tau Chapter of the Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia spread a little love this Valentineβs Day, with a heartwarming serenade.
Raymond and Doris LaCombe, devote Catholics, donated $500,000 to the Catholic Student Center to continue the enhancement of student programming.