As artificial intelligence use grows and media consumers are confused about what information to trust and what to ignore, the University of Miami School of Communication is leading efforts to improve ...

Miami Dolphins linebacker Jaelan Phillips, a former Hurricanes defensive lineman and University of Miami alumnus with a lifelong love of music, made a surprise visit last Sunday to high school ...

April is National Poetry Month, and while poets and poetry lovers the world over are celebrating the buzz for the craft they revere, for many the genre is a Rubik’s cube, a baffling, arcane puzzle. A ...

A good poem invites us to experience or describe the world in a fresh, singular way, and so strengthens our ability to think and perceive anew. Whether as a writer or a listener, the exercise can ...

Heloiza Correa, J.D. '09, the newly elected judge of the Florida 11th Circuit Court, brings a wealth of legal experience to the bench. With a background that spans criminal law prosecution and civil ...

Third-party litigation funding occurs when a third party, often a hedge fund or other financial entity, invests in a lawsuit, typically a plaintiff's case, in exchange for a portion of any settlement ...

With both parents’ graduates of the University of Miami School of Law, Alexandra Bach Lagos grew up immersed in a network of legal influences through her family and friends. Her mom, Mercedes Armas ...

Every year University of Miami student media staff members earn national attention among their peers for the work produced across various campus media outlets. This year, the Ibis Yearbook earned the ...

In 1876, Edward Alexander Bouchet became the first African American to earn a Ph.D. in physics. In 2005, Bouchet’s alma mater, Yale University, honored his legacy by founding the Edward Alexander ...

In Season 14, Episode 9 of The Explainer podcast, Marcia Narine Weldon, director of the transactional skills program and faculty coordinator of the business compliance & sustainability concentration ...