Henri Ford calls the position his "dream job." Meet the new dean of Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine – a Haitian-American pediatric surgeon who wants to serve "every person" in South Florida.

The City of Miami Beach was host to one of the more than 840 organized March For Our Lives events around the world advocating for gun control.

Running for a Congressional seat is an idea that's been brewing in Donna Shalala's mind for a while. Now, she said she's ready to "hit the ground running."

Joe Biden visited the University of Miami in support of the It's On Us social movement created in 2014 to end sexual violence against both men and women on college campuses.

With carnations and signs against gun violence in hand, a small group of students marched to Coral Gables City Hall. Now, march creators are looking to get others more involved.

You probably heard of "Shark Tank," but have you heard about TAMID Tank Miami? It's a student-led event focused on providing student startup companies with opportunities to receive advice and network with some of the business world's biggest players.

The university is looking into alleged hazing.

It's been almost a week since the deadliest school shooting in Florida's history occurred last week, leaving 17 dead and more than a dozen injured. Now, there's a renewed focus on safety, locally and nationwide, and unlike in other mass shootings, the conversation has been sustained by student-led efforts.

Registration for the upcoming Student Government elections has closed. There are two tickets running for executive positions and multiple students vying for each of the available Senate seats.

The first Students of Color Symposium touched upon some of the most frustrating issues non-white students deal with on a day-to-day basis.