Tag: University of Miami
When humor persuades — and when it backfires: University of Miami study identifies four audience types
By Barbara GutierrezUniversity of Miami Can humor be used to entice or persuade an audience to change their behavior? It depends on the audience. That is the conclusion of Nicholas…
Medicare reform, affordability and AI take center stage at University of Miami health care conference
By Michael R. MaloneUniversity of Miami Affordability, restoring trust, improving health outcomes, and the need to modernize the Medicare system were among the potpourri of issues addressed Feb. 6 at…
‘My tiramisù’: Instructor reflects on first year at UM’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
By Amy EllisUniversity of Miami For Lorella Di Gregorio, teaching at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) is not just another class on her schedule. She describes it as a highlight of…
UM planned overhaul and major Mile redevelopment headline Development Review Committee meeting
By Coral Gables Gazette staff The Coral Gables Development Review Committee will review a broad package of planning and zoning amendments tied to the University of Miami’s long-term campus growth,…
How much water do you need—and can you drink too much?
By Barbara GutierrezUniversity of Miami Water. It is essential to support life. Water is one of the simplest, most accessible ways we have to support good health. Because the human…
Canes fall short in National Championship, cap remarkable postseason run
By Coral Gables Gazette staff The University of Miami’s remarkable postseason run came to a heartbreaking end Monday night, as the Hurricanes fell 27-21 to the Indiana Hoosiers in the College Football…
A year of conflict, consequence and community in Coral Gables
By Rafael Hernandez This year in Coral Gables, disputes over power, governance, and identity collided with moments of celebration, remembrance, and civic pride. From City Hall to neighborhood streets, decisions…
EDITORIAL: A park worth the trade, if the terms are clear
By the Coral Gables Gazette editorial board Cities reveal their values in the trades they choose to make. Land, once built upon, rarely returns to open space. Development rights, once…
City negotiating TDR swap with UM to acquire park
By Coral Gables Gazette staff City officials are negotiating with the University of Miami over a proposed land deal that would transfer a university-owned park into public hands in exchange…
2025 in review: A seminal centennial for the University of Miami
By News@TheUUniversity of Miami Here’s highlights from 2025: January Marco Rubio, the son of immigrants from Cuba who graduated from the School of Law and went on to achieve a…
