Kevin King, a 63-year-old graduate of the University of Miami, was one of two professors kidnapped by the Taliban in 2016.
Campus Life, Community, News
UM Yoga Day raises awareness surrounding mental wellness
“We wanted to get everyone together and put them in a place where they can acquire skills and learn about yoga, so when they graduate it might change their life in a very real and tangible way,” said Eden Goldman, director of College Yoga Day and founder of Meditating Mascots.
Campus Life, Community, News
Native American students call for changes within Iron Arrow
As Native American students with heritage in Chickasaw, Choctaw, Cherokee and Seminole nations, sisters Allison and Sarah Cawthon expressed great concern with Iron Arrow and its practices, which Allison Cawthon deemed “huge cultural appropriation and misappropriation.”
Administration, Community, News
Vice President for Student Affairs Pat Whitely wins ‘Woman of Distinction and Caring’ award
Plaza Health Network honors six to eight women in South Florida a year. Dr. Patricia Whitely, vice president for student affairs at the University of Miami, was honored for her contributions to UM and the South Florida community.
Community, News
Florida Priorities Summit to facilitate discussions on issues impacting community
“I feel that the Florida Priorities Summit will allow professionals and the public to partake in discussions on critical topics that are impacting our local community and beyond,” said Rick Hirsch, managing editor of the Miami Herald. “It’s important to encourage an open dialogue on these subjects and craft solutions.”
Community, Health, News
New UHealth Center to be constructed in Downtown Doral
“This state-of-the-art facility will allow UHealth to bring world-class health care to the rapidly growing Doral community and will serve as a western hub for our distinguished regional network of ambulatory services,” said Edward Abraham, the CEO of UHealth.
Community, Cover, News
Oboe player, beloved band member dies after falling down flight of stairs at Gusman Hall
About 20 minutes before the Greater Miami Symphonic Band was set to take the stage, the group’s oboe and English horn player tumbled down a flight of stairs in the lobby of Maurice Gusman Concert Hall at the University of Miami, hitting her head on the tile floor.
Community, News
Continuing tradition, Iron Arrow taps 15 new members
“Iron Arrow has never been a goal for me, nor should it be a goal for anyone,” Gallagher said. “But I think that anybody who genuinely loves UM, should have that desire to be part of what is essentially the heartbeat of UM.”
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Homecoming welcomes alumni, celebrates UM
“We got the chance to see thousands of students light up the lake with their glowing bracelets, making the scene almost magical,” Shah said. “Everyone enjoyed themselves, which was our main goal.”
Community, Homecoming 2019, News, Photo, Slideshow
What does Homecoming mean to U?
The Miami Hurricane asked members of the UM community what Homecoming means to them. Here’s what they had to say about the significance of the annual traditions.
Campus Life, Community, News
‘Hurricanes Help the Hometown’ begins Nov. 6
Students can sign up to participate via https://miami.campuslabs.com/engage/organizations, where they can register their names but they must come early because the event is expected to hit capacity with participants.
Community, News
International students discuss their plans for Halloween
There is no doubt that Miami loves Halloween, and with everything from public trick-or-treating events to exclusive themed parties, there is no shortage of ways to celebrate. To U.S. natives, these festivities are nothing new, but some international students are about to experience Halloween night for the first time.