Ernest Hemingway at his country home in San Francisco de Paula near Havana, Cuba on August 21, 1950. Photo: The Associated Press

Hemingway is still a force in the literary sea

Among the most celebrated of American writers, Ernest Hemingway continues to be read and studied for his writing style and masterful storytelling.


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  NASA engineers test the Ingenuity helicopter and its cruise stage in the airlock inside Kennedy Space Center’s Payload Hazardous Servicing Facility on March 10, 2020. Photo: NASA

NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter is a marvel

The four-pound craft is paving the way for future exploration of other worlds, says Lynn Holly Sargent, a Ph.D student in mechanical and aerospace engineering.


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Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

  Workers poured the concrete deck for the fifth floor of the Frost Institute of Chemistry and Molecular Science last month. Photo: TJ Lievonen/University of Miami

New ‘north star’ guides University

The disruption caused by COVID-19 is accelerating innovations, technologies, and initiatives that will lead to a stronger, more resilient University.


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Roadmap to Our New Century

 Doctoral student John Carlo Tulinao is a first grade teacher at Amberlea Elementary in Phoenix. Photo courtesy John Carlo Tulinao

Teacher fosters an interest in science with music

Alumnus John Carlo Tulinao was reconized with a National Science Teaching Association award for using exemplary teaching to connect with his students.


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Applied Learning Sciences

  A March 28 satellite image from Planet Labs Inc. shows the cargo ship Ever Given stuck in the Suez Canal near Suez, Egypt. Photo: The Associated Press

Suez Canal crisis sparks debate on a variety of topics

University scholars discuss the smothering sandstorm that disrupted the container ship Ever Given and the potential fallout that lies ahead.


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  Doctoral candidate Monique McKenny is focusing her work on race and racial experiences. Photo: Jenny Hudak/University of Miami

Graduate student focuses on racial messages between Black youth, families

Monique McKenny, explores cultural strengths of Black families and the communications between youth and caregivers about race and racial experiences.

 An aerial view of the University Center Pool and Lakeside Village on the Coral Gables Campus. Photo: TJ Lievonen/University of Miami

Work and play top students’ summer itinerary

As the spring semester comes to an end, students summarize their plans for the upcoming time off from school.

Graduate student focuses on racial messages between Black youth, families

Monique McKenny, explores cultural strengths of Black families and the communications between youth and caregivers about race and racial experiences.

Work and play top students’ summer itinerary

As the spring semester comes to an end, students summarize their plans for the upcoming time off from school.



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Rescuing Our Coral Reefs

Rescuing our coral reefs

As coral reefs around the world face extinction, University of Miami faculty, students, and alumni are leading the fight to preserve and restore this vital ecosystem. Learn more.

NASA engineer Erisa Hines Stilley, a University of Miami alumna, helped lead the Mars mission to land the sophisticated rover Perseverance on the red planet.

Alumna aids rover’s daring descent to another world

Alumna Erisa Hines Stilley, a NASA engineer on the Mars 2020 mission, helped lead the entry, descent, and landing team for the space agency’s most sophisticated robotic rover.

 Alumna Brenna O'Neill on the beach in Almeria, Spain. Photos courtesy Brenna O'Neill

Alumna finds an outlet for creativity, studies in Spain

Brenna O’Neill’s passion for psychology, international studies, and Spanish have led her around the world.

University of Miami and alumni-led podcasts

’Canes on the air

Alumni are leading podcasts that provide an inside look on everything from Cuban American culture to the Black experience, making it as an artist, and more.

Rescuing Our Coral Reefs

Rescuing our coral reefs

As coral reefs around the world face extinction, University of Miami faculty, students, and alumni are leading the fight to preserve and restore this vital ecosystem. Learn more.

Alumna aids rover’s daring descent to another world

Alumna Erisa Hines Stilley, a NASA engineer on the Mars 2020 mission, helped lead the entry, descent, and landing team for the space agency’s most sophisticated robotic rover.

Alumna finds an outlet for creativity, studies in Spain

Brenna O’Neill’s passion for psychology, international studies, and Spanish have led her around the world.

’Canes on the air

Alumni are leading podcasts that provide an inside look on everything from Cuban American culture to the Black experience, making it as an artist, and more.