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.
Real estate developer and Miami Hurricane parent Mark E. Carbone establishes endowed scholarship at Miami Herbert Business School.
The Lloyd A. and Ruth L. Straits Scholarship Fund will open doors for future generations of students at the Miami Herbert Business School.
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.
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.
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.
A $5 million pledge from alumni brothers Angel and Victor Alvarez will propel the University of Miami toward the front ranks of institutions that nurture student-led startups.
The University of Miami’s Boston ’Canes Community hosted alumni Alex Cora, Boston Red Sox manager, and J.D. Arteaga, Miami Hurricanes baseball head coach, in a panel discussion moderated by Patricia A. Whitely, senior vice president for student affairs and alumni engagement.
Noah Tepperberg, B.B.A. ’97, an accomplished entrepreneur, unfolds the narrative of his journey in the hospitality industry, providing valuable insights into growth, resilience, and the essence of genuine hospitality.
Three recent graduates reflect on the transformative role that the University of Miami has played in their lives, and how this fuels their commitment to give back to their alma mater.
Make this year your best with special offers and opportunities from your fellow ’Canes.
Cynthia Beamish, B.S. ’82, and her husband Michael Guilford, J.D. ’85, have long been donors to their alma mater. Now, they have taken their philanthropy to a new level as the first participants in the University of Miami Donor-Advised Fund (UMDAF)—an approach that can provide significant benefits when giving back to the U.