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Underwater photo contest winners announced

From Indonesia to Illinois, more than 800 photos were submitted to the 2021 Underwater Photo Contest hosted by the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science.

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Miller School of Medicine student Shilpi Ganguly on Mount Kilimanjaro.

Student pursues higher frontier in medicine

Miller School of Medicine student Shilpi Ganguly wants to travel to the moon to help establish the first medical infrastructure for a permanent base on the moon.

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Speakers celebrated undergraduates’ abilities to excel despite challenges

Graduates and speakers stress the privilege of a college education

At the University’s first of three undergraduate commencement ceremonies on Friday, speakers celebrated the ability of the undergraduates to excel despite the challenge of a global COVID-19 pandemic and pointed out their duty as role models.

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Special Report: 2022 Commencement

Graduate commencement ceremonies celebrate more than 1,300 students

Graduate commencement ceremonies celebrate more than 1,300 students

During Thursday’s two events, speakers encouraged students to strengthen democracy and “make the choice to stand for others and for equity.”

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Livestream and Virtual Slides | Special Report: 2022 Commencement

Commencement exercises will take place from May 11 through May 13 at the Watsco Center. Seven ceremonies will celebrate more than 4,200 graduates.

Special Report: 2022 Commencement

Commencement exercises will take place from May 11 through May 13 at the Watsco Center. Seven ceremonies will celebrate more than 4,200 graduates.

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Livestream and Virtual Slides

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Rachel Keller is a junior studying finance at the University of Miami.

Entrepreneur creates online magazine

Rachel Keller’s Miss Miami magazine, recognized at the UDisrupt Women Empowerment Business Competitioin, focuses on college women.

Olha Khymytsia, a Ukrainian graduate student in the School of Architecture

Ukraine historical structures being damaged during war

Olha Khymytsia, a Ukrainian graduate student in the School of Architecture, is tracking damaged structures and wants to help her country rebuild.

Amiri Uzere, Political Science and Psychology
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Entrepreneur creates online magazine

Rachel Keller’s Miss Miami magazine, recognized at the UDisrupt Women Empowerment Business Competitioin, focuses on college women.

Ukraine historical structures being damaged during war

Olha Khymytsia, a Ukrainian graduate student in the School of Architecture, is tracking damaged structures and wants to help her country rebuild.

Amiri Uzere, Political Science and Psychology
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Young Alumni Leaders Council unveils 30 Under 30 honorees for 2022

Young Alumni Leaders Council unveils 30 under 30 honorees for 2022

After a hiatus because of the pandemic, the young alumni program returned this year, recognizing a group who will impact the University’s future engagement and direction.

Atlanta ’Canes walk for MS research on ’Canes Day of Service.

’Canes Communities celebrate return of two national programs

More than 650 alumni nationwide turned this spring out to participate in ’Canes Day of Service and Global Networking Week.

Trae Williamson, Ph.D. ’20

A mindful life

Trae Williamson, Ph.D. ’20, is president of his family’s car dealership and part-time faculty member at Miami Herbert, giving him scope to illuminate mindfulness in all facets of life.

Katie Phang, J.D. '00

Building and applying litigation skills

Katie Phang, J.D. ’00, has built a stellar career as a litigator as well as legal analyst for NBC News. Her new show, “The Choice from MSNBC,” premiered in April 2022.

Pride your ride with the new license plate
Young Alumni Leaders Council unveils 30 Under 30 honorees for 2022

Young Alumni Leaders Council unveils 30 under 30 honorees for 2022

After a hiatus because of the pandemic, the young alumni program returned this year, recognizing a group who will impact the University’s future engagement and direction.

’Canes Communities celebrate return of two national programs

More than 650 alumni nationwide turned this spring out to participate in ’Canes Day of Service and Global Networking Week.

A mindful life

Trae Williamson, Ph.D. ’20, is president of his family’s car dealership and part-time faculty member at Miami Herbert, giving him scope to illuminate mindfulness in all facets of life.

Building and applying litigation skills

Katie Phang, J.D. ’00, has built a stellar career as a litigator as well as legal analyst for NBC News. Her new show, “The Choice from MSNBC,” premiered in April 2022.

Pride your ride with the new license plate
Pride your ride with the new license plate

EXPERIENCE U MIAMI

Canopies float among the palm trees on the Coral Gables Campus. Photo: Mike Montero/University of Miami

Canopy within palm trees

Canopies float among the palm trees on the Coral Gables Campus.
- Submitted by: Mike Montero/University of Miami
Lakeside Village at dusk

Lakeside Village

Opened to students in Fall 2020, Lakeside Village is a 12-acre village comprised of 25 interconnected buildings and a multitude of outdoor spaces including a grand courtyard, study spots, recreational spaces, and outdoor terraces.
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Sebastian the Ibis bronze statue

Sebastian the Ibis

A bronze statue of our mascot Sebastian the Ibis welcomes current and former students to the Newman Alumni Center. The sculpture was crafted by artist Patrick Flibotte and funded by alumnus Samuel H. Ballam, III, B.B.A. ’72.
- Submitted by: TJ Lievonen/University of Miami
Donna E. Shalala Student Center

Donna E. Shalala Student Center

The 120,000-square-foot Donna E. Shalala Student Center is where students go to eat, study, attend events, meet up with friends, make things happen, and just relax.
- Submitted by: Mike Montero/University of Miami
The F.G. Walton Smith research vessel sits on the bay at the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science.

F.G. Walton Smith research vessel

The F.G. Walton Smith research vessel sits on the bay at the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science.
- Submitted by: Mike Montero/University of Miami
Fate Bridge and the Shalal Student Center in the Background

‘Fate’ Accompli

“Hey, Mom. Want to build a bridge?” student Hannah Weese asked, half joking, But Elizabeth Grass Weese agreed, donating $1 million from the Grass Family Foundation to create the 210-foot Fate Bridge across Lake Osceola in memory of Hannah’s grandfather Alexander Grass, the Rite Aid founder.
- Submitted by: Scott Fricker
Rockers on UM Campus

Relax on a Rocker

Lush landscapes abound on the University's Coral Gables campus.
- Submitted by: Mike Montero/University of Miami
The Billy Goat, a mobile coffee kiosk

The Billy Goat

Designed and built by 13 UM architecture students during the fall 2014 semester, The Billy Goat, a mobile coffee kiosk, is open weekdays from 9:15 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Operated by School of Architecture students, the kiosk is named after goats that discovered coffee beans in ancient Ethiopia.
- Submitted by: TJ Lievonen/University of Miami
The University of Miami campus in summer.

Endless Shades of Summer

Colorful foliage from more than 500 species of flora keeps the 239-acre Coral Gables campus looking festive and cool despite sizzling temperatures.
- Submitted by: Scott Fricker/University of Miami

The Rathskeller

Sink the 8 ball or savor the mac 'n' cheese bites at The Rathskeller.
- Submitted by: The University of Miami Magazine
The Alfred C. Glassell, Jr. SUSTAIN Building on the Marine Campus

Alfred C. Glassell, Jr. SUSTAIN Building

The Alfred C. Glassell, Jr. SUSTAIN Building on the Marine Campus is capable of generating Category 5 hurricane-force winds in a 3D test environment.
- Submitted by: Mike Montero/University of Miami

Getting Fit

The Patti and Allan Herbert Wellness Center, one of the nation’s largest, most comprehensive university-based fitness centers, houses an indoor lap pool, saunas, spinning and Pilates studios, kickboxing and Zumba classes, cooking instruction, racquetball and basketball courts, massages, and much more!
- Submitted by: The University of Miami Magazine