Student Government leaders, from left, Paige-Tatum Hawthorne, treasurer; Niles Niseem, president; and Angela Ansah, vice president. Photo: Joshua Prezant/University of Miami

Student Government leaders bring energy, connection

Members of the executive board intend to implement initiatives and goals for the academic year to create an “UndeniableU.”


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Student Government

Computer science associate professor David Chapman is the University's newest junior Knight Chair in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence. Photo by Joshua Prezant/University of Miami.

A passion for image-related research

David Chapman has used his training in computer vision techniques to create remote sensing software to detect leaks in oil pipelines and programs that help doctors identify illnesses and disease from X-rays.


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Frost Institute for Data Science and Computing

A camel ride in Asilah, Morocco. Photo: Sarah Schuringa

Interest in study abroad surges

With new global location offerings, the University of Miami Office of Study Abroad is ready to support students in finding the best fit for their international educational experience.


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’Cane Kickoff 2023

’Cane Kickoff 2023

Move-in for the newest cohort of Miami Hurricanes began Monday, the start of a jam-packed week of events for new students and their families.


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Student Affairs | Orientation and Commuter Student Involvement

Trumpeter Etienne Charles has produced his latest album, Traces, which musically explores the stories of African and Sephardic migrations between the Caribbean and South America.

Honoring ‘New World’ music fused by migrations

The album “Traces,” by trumpeter Etienne Charles, an associate professor in the Frost School of Music, celebrates the Creole music born of the cross-pollination of Caribbean and South American diasporas.


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Frost School of Music | Etienne Charles

NEWS

Samantha Habib spent the summer working at the New York startup, Amp&Go, which connects influencers with companies.

Building a world of brand influencers

Samantha Habib, a marketing major, spent the summer working at a firm that connects social media influencers with major industry companies.

Logan and Hannah Beatty are the first siblings at the University of Miami to receive the distinguished Stamps Scholars merit scholarship. Photo: Matthew Rembold/University of Miami

Siblings awarded Stamps Scholarship

Hannah and Logan Beatty are the first siblings in the University’s history to be awarded the top merit scholarship.

Building a world of brand influencers

Samantha Habib, a marketing major, spent the summer working at a firm that connects social media influencers with major industry companies.

Siblings awarded Stamps Scholarship

Hannah and Logan Beatty are the first siblings in the University’s history to be awarded the top merit scholarship.



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University of Miami Alumni Weekend and Homecoming 2023

Illuminate your ’Canes pride

Join us October 26-28 for Alumni Weekend and Homecoming as we welcome alumni, parents, fans, and friends back to campus to celebrate all that it means to be a Miami Hurricane.

'Cane For Life @UM_ALUMNI

New alumni leaders seek to connect ’Canes for life

The new leaders of the University’s national alumni organizations aim to galvanize the vibrant spirit of collaboration and community throughout the Hurricane family.

Welcome U banners on Coral Gables Campus

’Canes Communities deliver a record number of scholarships

Thanks to dedicated fundraising efforts, 38 students received scholarships for the 2022-23 academic year, the largest number since the program’s inception.

Patricia and Wayne Case have made a planned gift to the University of Miami to benefit student-athletes.

Giving back with gratitude

To Wayne and Patricia Case, their planned gift to University of Miami Athletics represents a fraction of what the U has given them.