Students can take advantage of additional financial support as they pursue paid or unpaid internships by applying for the Toppel Internship Fund.
Through the Butler Center for Service and Leadership, nine University of Miami students were selected to attend the Clinton Global Initiative University three-day event in Nashville, Tennessee.
Established in 2017, the award recognizes a member of the University of Miami community who has made a meaningful contribution to the beauty of the campus.
Marlee Matlin, who is best known for being the first deaf actor to win an Oscar for her role in “Children of a Lesser God,” brought awareness to accessibility and gave advice to students at the Student Government’s What Matters to U event on Thursday.
John Routh, who spent years as a mascot for the University of Miami, first as the Miami Maniac and then as Sebastian the Ibis, is now the executive director of the Tom Kearns Sports Hall of Fame. Covering all sports, the hall of fame features countless artifacts that date back to the founding of the university. "We enshrine the best of the best that have worn the orange, green, and white," Routh said.
Five University of Miami students were selected to attend the ACC Leadership Symposium, a three-day student leadership conference, and reflect on their experience learning alongside students from their peer institutions.
Impressed with the University of Miami’s new initiative, a representative from the University of Tokyo met with leaders of the Innovation, Technology, and Design degree program on Tuesday to learn more.
The University of Miami celebrated SportsFest 2023 last weekend, bringing together hundreds of students to compete in recreational sports and other activities. The annual event involved student teams from residential colleges and commuter students, who competed in more than 10 events over three days vying to take home the coveted SportsFest trophy.
The 2023 Scholarship Donor Celebration, held on Feb. 14 at the Shalala Student Center Ballroom, spotlighted the power of scholarships to change lives and offered students and donors the opportunity to meet each other.
The Graduate School’s seventh annual Three Minute Thesis competition gave nine students from eight of the University of Miami’s schools and colleges a chance to share their groundbreaking work.
The commemoration, presented by the Black Student Leadership Caucus, the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs, and other student organizations, also cultivated university-wide discussions on police brutality and racial inequality.