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06/24/2026
College of Engineering researchers brought together experts to explore the future of cement and address emerging challenges in sustainability, infrastructure, and innovation. bit.ly/44xnbs0
University of Miami College of Engineering
06/24/2026
University of Miami Health System experts are taking a proactive approach to spine care, focusing on early intervention and personalized treatments to help patients recover and improve their quality of life. bit.ly/4w31ps0
06/22/2026
From classroom to World Cup: School of Law’s partnership with FIFA delivers real-world opportunities to students. bit.ly/4oHohe9
University of Miami School of Law
06/22/2026
engineering students earned top marks at NASA's Lunabotics competition with their most advanced autonomous rover yet, showcasing innovation and engineering beyond the classroom. bit.ly/4g0W2F8
University of Miami College of Engineering
NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration
06/22/2026
The U's future in college athletics? President Joe Echevarria said it best in D1 Ticker.
06/21/2026
One taught the other everything he knows... including how to be a Hurricane.
Most institutions say they’re great. The question is how they define it.
At the University of Miami, President Joe Echevarria operates with a simple mindset: define success, measure where you are against it, and close the gap.
In this conversation, he explains the importance of frameworks in shaping the university’s structure, using his own approach as an example. Six domains define a great school, and eight define a great university, including athletics and an academic health system, offering a lens into how complex institutions like Miami define and build progress.
Mangroves are more than trees. Researchers at Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science and University of Miami College of Engineering are testing how these natural systems can dissipate wave energy and protect vulnerable coastlines from storm surge and flooding as part of the National Science Foundation (NSF)-funded Project Strong Coasts.
06/17/2026
Why is it so hard to predict our future choices? researchers explore why people often misjudge the decisions their future selves will make and how understanding these patterns can lead to better choices. bit.ly/4uyyeMd
Miami Herbert Business School
06/16/2026
A new approach to coral restoration. Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science scientists are testing how increased genetic diversity can help restore elkhorn corals and build more resilient reefs for the future. Read more: bit.ly/4a3HC3h
