During his State of the U Town Hall, President Julio Frenk told the University of Miami community that the institution is on course to meet the goals of the Roadmap to Our New Century strategic plan by 2025.
As a child, Samantha Camposano tracked hurricanes while she grew up on Florida’s West Coast. Now, as a hurricane researcher, she’s at the forefront of helping to improve storm predictions and preparation.
With funding from a new grant, library researchers will conduct community forums to gather information on the most pressing needs of this vulnerable population.
The University is offering its first cross-disciplinary course focused on climate resilience and taught by key faculty members from across the institution.
Jamie Williams-Smith, Chika Nwosu, and Tatiana Alvarado have been hard at work building their administration, tackling initiatives, and connecting with their peers.
Through a new program at the Rosenstiel School, undergraduates learn critical skills for marine research and spend quality time in the ocean and the lab.
The students devoted their time to re-creating the future of the community in a way that it could maintain its historical ambiance and provide housing for a mixture of income levels.
Through a new program at the Rosenstiel School, undergraduates learn critical skills for marine research and spend quality time in the ocean and the lab.
The students devoted their time to re-creating the future of the community in a way that it could maintain its historical ambiance and provide housing for a mixture of income levels.
Through a new program at the Rosenstiel School, undergraduates learn critical skills for marine research and spend quality time in the ocean and the lab.
The students devoted their time to re-creating the future of the community in a way that it could maintain its historical ambiance and provide housing for a mixture of income levels.
LaFontaine Oliver’s first love was the stage. Now he works to amplify diverse perspectives and elevate community-based storytelling as board chair of National Public Radio.
Crediting the influence of the Department of Biology, Sandra Aronberg has built a distinguished career in medicine and public health and a steadfast record of giving to her alma mater.
Distinguished alumni shared perspectives on civil discourse, trust in institutions, and more during a spirited discussion hosted by the School of Communication.
LaFontaine Oliver’s first love was the stage. Now he works to amplify diverse perspectives and elevate community-based storytelling as board chair of National Public Radio.
Crediting the influence of the Department of Biology, Sandra Aronberg has built a distinguished career in medicine and public health and a steadfast record of giving to her alma mater.
Distinguished alumni shared perspectives on civil discourse, trust in institutions, and more during a spirited discussion hosted by the School of Communication.
LaFontaine Oliver’s first love was the stage. Now he works to amplify diverse perspectives and elevate community-based storytelling as board chair of National Public Radio.
Crediting the influence of the Department of Biology, Sandra Aronberg has built a distinguished career in medicine and public health and a steadfast record of giving to her alma mater.
Distinguished alumni shared perspectives on civil discourse, trust in institutions, and more during a spirited discussion hosted by the School of Communication.
