Associate professor William Browne, a former Marine turned developmental biologist at the University of Miami, fuses ...

Graduate student Nona Kiknadze will teach a spring course designed to help students explore personal well-being, ...

The iconic music producer Quincy Jones’s long friendship with Frost School of Music leader Shelton G. Berg gives a glimpse of Jones’s generosity and influence. The incomparable musical figure Quincy ...

Gabriela Alvarez, a second-year law student and Miami native, won a Social Security Disability case for her 58-year-old neurocognitively impaired homeless Haitian client. The client, who lost his wife ...

Sophia Sofferman, who graduated from the University of Miami School of Law's Entertainment, Arts, and Sports Law program in 2021, has been recognized on Variety magazine's annual New Leaders list.

While some applicants may receive an offer of admission outright, others may be placed on the waitlist, denied, or decide to transfer after their first year of law school. Law school admissions is an ...

Sophia Sofferman, who graduated from the University of Miami School of Law's Entertainment, Arts, and Sports Law program in 2021, has been recognized on Variety magazine's annual New Leaders list.

The Frost School of Music’s Composer in Residence for 2024 is Chen Yi, a Chinese-American composer and violinist with a remarkable career. A distinguished professor at the University of ...

This year, the Student Bar Association launched an innovative mentoring initiative for first-year students led by President Andy Co and Vice President Jose Vazquez. Every 1L student is assigned to a ...

In 1980, more than 62.2 million American households received a daily newspaper at home. Consumers got their national television news from three major television networks: ABC, CBS, and NBC. Magazines ...

For Brigitte Nachtigall, philanthropy isn’t just about writing a check—it’s about making a tangible impact in the lives of others. A longtime supporter of the University of Miami and an active member ...

When Eric Mazur was a young professor starting out at Harvard University, he happily began lecturing to his physics students without giving it much thought. But years later, Mazur began to wonder if ...