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From Non-Profits to Pro Bono to Government – Graduates Pay it Forward
As the HOPE Public Interest Resource Center celebrates its 25th anniversary, alumni reflect on the center and its impact on their careers.
Alumni part of a one-off master class in commercial real estate
Industry titans share insights at Miami Herbert’s Real Estate Roundtable.
Coming home: Miller School alum joins the Miami Heat
Dr. Jeffrey Ruiz received his doctorate in physical therapy from the Miller School and in October became the Miami Heat’s senior director of rehabilitation.
Frost-made jazz pianist is soaring
Jazz pianist Connor Rohrer, graduating from the Frost School this spring, is touring with jazz vocalist and rising star Samara Joy and made the finals of the world's most prestigious jazz competition.
Innovators converge at University of Miami’s first AI Summit
The Rothberg Catalyzer AI Summit of the Americas brought together CEOs, researchers, and thought leaders to discuss how industries are harnessing the power of machine learning technologies.
Alumna awards television’s finest at the 2024 Emmys
Geethika Kataru, a recent graduate who made quite the appearance at this year’s Emmy Awards, is officially making a name for herself in the entertainment industry.
New fellowships to build student interest in China and Asia
Ambassador Julia Chang Bloch and her husband, Stuart M. Bloch, are offering annual fellowships to two students to promote student engagement and research on Asia, and particularly China.
Alumnus's art captures the Cuban experience
From the University of Miami to Miami Art Week, Cesar Santalo infuses his art with the Cuban spirit to bring its history to a broader audience.
Two Frost Alumni Win Grammys
Frost alums Alex Brown, a jazz composer and pianist, and Alex Robinson, a jazz vocalist, celebrated Grammy-winning albums Sunday night.
Black Alumni Society reunion looks ahead to 2024 vote
The University of Miami Black Alumni Society’s reunion on February 23 features an elevated virtual conversation on securing the Black vote in the 2024 elections.
‘Stay curious, stay connected’
Originally begun as the Institute for Retired Professionals in 1984, today the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute has more than 1,000 members and offers more than 350 classes each year.
February guide to the arts at the U
Arts-related events for February include a keynote presentation and student workshops with Jonathan Escoffery, author of this year’s One Book, One U selection; two film festivals; and a family workshop at the Lowe Art Museum.
