Not all colleges at the University of Miami are created equal. While all students walk away with a degree, some require more hours outside of the classroom than others.
Reflecting this, GPA ...
The walls of Centennial Phase II now house a special collection of 1930s-1950s South Florida postcards from the Otto G. Richter Library.
Florida is too beautiful not to pay it tribute. Grove Resid...
Two years after her breakthrough single, “Labour,” Paris Paloma returns with an album that carries the same powerful message, woven through “The Fatal Flaw” of our society.
What hurts her is being...
Hillel celebrated Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, with over 150 members of the UM community on Sept. 11.
For those who celebrate, the celebratory meal is sweet and sticky. Each part of t...
Muse or artist—everyone falls into one of the two categories. And there is no better-known tragedy of the two archetypes than Eurydice and Orpheus, whose live theater capture grossed $20.7 million th...
Healthcare giants University of Miami Health System and UnitedHealthcare reached an agreement on July 31, 2026, to continue their partnership after 14 months of negotiations.
“We are happy to shar...
Ongoing negotiations could leave the University of Miami Health System out of UnitedHealthcare in-network privileges by August 1, 2026, for non-students.
As the cost of healthcare services continues...
Cuba was struck by the strongest earthquake to hit the Gulf of America in 150 years, and its effects were felt as far as Orlando, Florida, where buildings began shaking on Monday, June 8.
The eart...
Three freshly graduated Herbert Business School alumni launched Second Catch, a second-hand fishing gear website, designed to give fishermen a specialized and secure online marketplace.
Colin Elli...
While some see political polarization as a challenge to democracy, Boris Johnson, the former UK prime minister, sees an opportunity.
Democracy cannot thrive without disagreement, as long as ...
