Q & A + Profiles

Last Friday, Oct. 11 was National Coming Out Day, an LGBTQ+ awareness day emphasizing the important role that proudly being "out" plays in activism.

With no job, no money and no insurance, Alexandrakis spent six months of chemotherapy recording music which he compiled into "I.V. CATATONIA," which was released as a separate CD at the time and now makes up track 58 of his newest project.

“I wanted to make sure that there were moments in the movie where she displays skills of leadership,” Scott said. “She’s doing it because she cares and she knows she has what it takes.”

Daversa's band, “The John Daversa Progressive Big Band,” won awards for its album “American Dreamers: Voices of Hope, Music of Freedom," which tackled a variety of issues related to immigration in America.

“I’ll always continue my art. I don’t think I’ll ever want to stop," said Mariel Lindsey, a second-year architecture student at the University of Miami.

We’re all writing a book in our heads. Jon Kowalsky is finally publishing his.

Carlos Rivera came to the 70th Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards an unassuming nominee, but left a winner of his first Emmy award for the show’s theme music.

Senior media writing and production major Ben Youngblood blends his classic rock roots with everything from jazz and blues to country and classical in his first album, "In Bloom."

"Where the Light Won't Reach" echoes indie-folk outfits like Bon Iver with the added flair of a Jazz pianist.

A sophomore theater arts major provides a snapshot of the creative, chaotic world of theater in the first weekly Student Artist Spotlight.

Meet UMTV's very own Jimmy Kimmel, Tej Joshi

Sukul started the project during his senior year in the UM School of Communication. "Zindagi" premiers on WPBT on Tuesday.