A sustainable eco-tent designed and built by UM School of Architecture students now stands at Everglades National Park.
JW Marriott Marquis Miami and Miami Children’s Initiative Partner to host “Over the Edge” fundraising event–Participating philanthropists to rappel…
Miller School Students Help Overtown Get Back to School
Members of international outreach group work on service projects.
On Fridays the staff of the Coffee Beanery, one of the newest additions to the food and beverage outposts on the Miller School campus, don their khakis…
Art of all kinds was on display and up for sale during the annual Beaux Arts Festival, held January 7-8 on the grounds of the Lowe Art Museum. More than…
Two years after a 7.0-magnitude earthquake devastated Haiti—killing more than 300,000 people and displacing 1.5 million—signs of progress can be found…
Hundreds of people, many who lined up as early as 5 a.m., turned out for the Miller School’s 17th annual Little Haiti Health Fair organized by the
The second annual Dolphins Cycling Challenge fulfilled its mission of doubling the first year’s fundraising goal. At Sunday’s Dolphins game, the Miami…
About 200 students from elementary schools in high-needs districts throughout Miami-Dade County learned about shark conservation, overfishing, and other…
More than 10,000 participants gathered for the annual Miami-Dade Heart Walk, uniting to inspire change, create hope, and celebrate success on World Stroke…
New UM Initiative Uses Academic Resources to Solve Real-World Problems
On October 5 the WalkSafe program at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine promoted student safety…
Students and other members of the UM community take part in the annual National Gandhi Day of Service.
UM ushers in a new era with dedication of its Life Science & Technology Park.
Clutching a collection of brochures filled with information on employment opportunities, Chandra Holland walked out of Saturday’s Overtown Community…
Students in Associate Professor Michelle Maldonado's Guatemala: Its Land, Culture, and Religion course spent a week in San Lucas Toliman, working on community…
The Center for Latin American Studies has worked closely with the Miami Science Museum and UM’s Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science to…
A new master’s program at the School of Education prepares students for leadership roles in the not-for-profit…
HOPE Public Interest Resource Center volunteers assist low-income residents prepare taxes for free.
Business School undergraduates bring lessons to Miami’s inner-city youths during Hyperion Service Day.
More than 70 University of Miami faculty, staff, and students served as judges at the Miami-Dade Science and Engineering Expo last month at the Miami Dade…
Cesarin L. Febles is an eighth-grade teacher in Santa Cruz del Seibo in the Dominican Republic, a town 130 miles east of the capital.
Using the knowledge and acumen she often employed as the nation’s longest-serving secretary of health and human services, UM President Donna E. Shalala…
Rising from the rubble like harbingers of hope, projects and plans intended to aid in Haiti’s reconstruction have brought tangible signs of a quake-ravaged…
Stripped of its familiar University of Miami signage, the old Hurry ’Cane Shuttle had been parked for hours in the middle of the patio area known as…
The Children’s Trust of Miami-Dade County recognized the University of Miami’s Linda Ray Intervention Center with the Excellence in School Readiness…
Teams of students and employees from the School of Architecture and other colleges competed in the Center…
More than 750 University of Miami students gave back to the local community on October 2.
Incorporating music into everyday learning activities, the Infant and Toddler Music Curriculum Project created by a Frost School faculty member is helping…
More than 250 University of Miami students traveled to different sites around Miami-Dade County recently to participate in Orientation Outreach.
From a small patch of weed-covered land at a historic Virginia Key beach to a dining hall where the homeless gather daily for hot meals, University of…
UM's Pediatric Mobile Clinic provides primary health care services free of charge to children who urgently need and have limited or no access to health…
his summer School of Architecture faculty members Jan Hochstim, Adam Krantz, and Ari Millas accompanied eight of…
Filled with curious high school students representing the next generation of architects, the bus rumbled along Aragon Avenue in Coral Gables one recent…
The University of Miami women’s soccer team will partner with the Malaika for Life charity to raise funds to battle malaria in Africa.
Wexford Science+Technology, a real estate investment and development company, and the Urban Research Park recently presented Camillus House with a $100,000…
Wexford Science and Technology, LLC, a privately held real estate investment and development company, and the Urban Research Park CDE, LLC recently presented…
Wexford Science & Technology, LLC, a privately held real estate investment and development company, and the Urban Research Park CDE, LLC recently presented…
A hyper-local community news site produced by students in the University of Miami’s School of Communication has become…
More than 60 students volunteered to help Haitian nationals apply for Temporary Protected Status, a government program that protects qualified immigrants…
A successful health care youth mentorship program that taps into educational strengths at the University’s Coral Gables and Miller School campuses continues…
