The class, called Congress and American Foreign Policy, will be the first in a series of classes taught by Ros-Lehtinen and offer students a unique opportunity to hear about Congress from an insider’s perspective.
Academics, News
UM reacts to No. 53 ranking
In 2011, The U.S. News and World Report rated the University of Miami as the 38th best university in America, placing it higher than ever before. However, UM’s ranking has fallen 15 spots since then.
Academics, Community, Cover, News, Obituaries
Former UM professor dies after hit-and-run in Coconut Grove
David Hertzig, 85, was struck by a car while biking to work Sept. 24, and died six days later. The driver fled the scene and has not yet been identified.
Academics, News
UM Law School podcast brings a new approach to news delivery
In a world of instant news, staying informed can be overwhelming. UM Law School’s new podcast, the Miami Law Explainer, aims to make current events easier to digest and understand.
Academics, Campus Life, Cover, News
Law school evacuated after air conditioner malfunctions
Classes were temporarily suspended Wednesday afternoon when a ruptured air conditioner belt sent smoke through the vents in law school Building F.
Academics, News
Students set new goals for new academic year
Freshmen and seniors shared their hopes for this school year.
Academics, Administration, News, Religious Life
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.
Academics, Cover, News
University names endowed chair in the study of atheism, humanism and secular ethics
Not only is the atheism chair the first at the University of Miami, but it is also the first endowed academic chair of this kind in the nation.
Academics, News
Internships continue to be crucial in career development
While internships look impressive on resumes, students find they are most beneficial as a means of determining the trajectory of their chosen career paths.
Academics, News
Johnson & Johnson 3D printing lab moves College of Engineering into 21st century
The College of Engineering hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony Oct. 23 for its new “Collaborative Laboratory,” a 3D printing lab that the University of Miami partnered with Johnson & Johnson to create. The university will now have one of the most advanced university-based 3D printing labs in the United States and the technology to take engineering…
Academics, Construction, Cover, News
Simulation hospital opens, allows hands-on instruction for nursing students
The orange carpet rolled out, and the ribbon was cut. After two years of construction, the School of Nursing and Health Studies’ Simulation Hospital officially opened its doors. At five stories and 41,000 square feet, the state-of-the-art building is one of the largest and most advanced simulation hospitals of its kind in the world. University…