This academic year, the Counseling Center has developed a new system to provide resources and support to as many students as possible. These changes are coming in response to two week wait times and many students feeling rushed out of appointments.
Academics, News
UM expands online class offerings
“It gives students a lot of flexibility,” said Manuel Sicre, a full time lecturer at the Miami Business School who was among the first faculty members to start teaching online courses at UM. “All they need is a computer and an internet connection, and they can participate.”
Community, News
School of Architecture hosts annual golf tournament to raise money for study abroad opportunities
Tomas Spain, a retired professor from the University of Miami and founder of the Rome program, started the first golf tournament 13 years ago to help sponsor studies overseas. It also helps award students with scholarships and a variety of expenses, such as visits to other cities related to their seminars and studio themes.
Campus Life, News
UM celebrates Food Day with events promoting healthy, sustainable eating
Annually on Oct. 16, Food Day is celebrated across 150 countries to promote worldwide awareness for those who suffer from hunger and to promote the necessity of eating healthy while being environmentally sustainable.
Community, Cover, News, Student Government
World champion Megan Rapinoe on fighting for justice, changing the game
Marked by her hot pink hair and magnetic swagger, Megan Rapinoe, soccer superstar, spoke to students at the University of Miami on Thursday, Oct 10., about her career and her fight for justice.
Academics, News
Business School to host Ph.D. recruitment fair and conference
Participants will hear admissions directors, faculty and students from business schools speak about the opportunities and advantages that come along with having a Ph.D. in business.
Campus Life, News
Commuter students to attend ‘Diavolo: Architecture in Motion,’ bring community together
“The whole night is typically such a great time because they’re experiencing the Adrienne Arsht Center, which is a beautiful space with friends and meeting new people as well as seeing amazing entertainment on a Saturday night,” Fleitas said.
Campus Life, News, Sports
Senior athletic director honored to moderate ‘What Matters To U’ with Megan Rapinoe
“I consider this an absolute honor,” Jackson said. “There are hundreds of people they could have asked to moderate. I’m excited to share the space not only with Megan but with Claudia.”
News, Student Organization
J Street U Miami Brings Conversation about Israel-Palestine Relations to Campus
“We’re a new organization,” said Karsh, a sophomore studying Jazz Piano and Performance “We are working towards bringing awareness and peace between Palestine and Israel through various political means.”
Community, News
Plans for change to Miami-Dade County public transportation have yet to break ground
Days of Miami’s endless traffic jams are far from over.
Campus Life, Environment, News, Student Government
Going green: The Rat introduces eco-friendly alternatives
“Changes both big and small need to be made now. Our daily living practices need to be eco-friendly, and we can’t live sustainably if we keep business as usual, eating meat and drinking from single-use plastic at the Rat.”
News
ECO Agency, Adidas bringing sustainability to football
“This is a very unique event, and it is the first of its kind at UM. However, hopefully it will kickstart a conversation about sustainability in athletics.”