‘How to Fight Anti-Semitism’: A discussion with New York Times editor...
The University of Miami Hillel will host New York Times staff editor and writer Bari Weiss on Wednesday Feb. 19 to discuss her book “How to Fight Anti-Semitism.”
UCatholic offers weekly, small group women’s bible study
"I joined because it's a safe space in which to talk about my faith," freshman Sofia Gecaj said. "I aim to make it a part of my week because it gives me time to reflect on my life and what is happening around me."
Archbishop of Miami celebrates Mass at St. Augustine Church
“Higher education isn't just about making a living, it’s about making a life," said Rev. Thomas G. Wenski, who emphasized the importance of spiritual growth to parishioners who filled every pew at the church.
Hillel welcomes its first female president
Before this semester, there had never been a female president or two presidents—now, Hillel has both.
“Today, we are all citizens of Pittsburgh.”
University of Miami Hillel and UChabad hosted the vigil Monday, Oct. 29, on The Rock, in honor of the 11 lives lost in the shooting at Tree of Life Synagogue.
Multifaith retreat at UM Hillel sparks conversation, community
Could the University of Miami serve as a prototype for multifaith communities across the country?
UMPD investigating numerous anti-semitic incidents reported on campus
Two different cases of vandalism have been reported on campus.
UM students welcome the beginning of spring by throwing paint
An estimated 300 students attended UM's Holi festivities March 31. The event is a traditional Hindu festival celebrating the beginning of spring and good prevailing over evil.
Years after students began asking for one, UM elects its first...
Muslim students on campus now have a leader to turn to for advice, recruitment and planning.
Program pairing international students with host families looking to expand
Multiple student organizations, fellowships and ministries are joining to provide international students the chance to be matched with an American family for Easter in Miami.
Meet the nation’s first atheism, humanism and secular ethics chair
It has taken more than a year for the University of Miami to announce who will hold the nation's title as first atheism, humanism and secular ethics chair. But starting July 1, Anjan Chakravartty will occupy the position.
As holy holiday season approaches, students reflect on its importance
"When we use the ashes, it doesn't mean we are holy and we are saints ... What we are showing is that we are sinners."
