A multi-story University of Miami dormitory with white facades and palm trees lines a curved driveway on the Coral Gables campus.
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Historic Preservation Board clears way for demolition of UM dorm

By Coral Gables Gazette staff At its final meeting of the year, the Coral Gables Historic Preservation Board voted 5–3 to reject an appeal seeking historic designation for the University…

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More than 1,000 University of Miami undergraduates and graduate students attended the Fall 2025 Commencement exercises at the Watsco Center on Dec. 11. (Photos: Joshua Prezant/University of Miami)
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At UM Fall Commencement, graduates urged to reinvent, serve and keep showing up

By Michael R. Malone, Robert C. Jones, Jr., and Janette Neuwahl TannenUniversity of Miami In commencement exercises at the University of Miami Dec. 11, two speakers shared their life experiences,…

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A multi-story University of Miami dormitory with white facades and palm trees lines a curved driveway on the Coral Gables campus.
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UM dorm could be demolished as Preservation Board hears appeal

By Coral Gables Gazette staff The Coral Gables Historic Preservation Board will convene Thursday, Dec. 18, with a full agenda that includes multiple historic designation requests and certificates of appropriateness….

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Poster for “Scores for the Silver Screen” featuring bold red lettering over a black-and-white filmstrip background, advertising the Nov. 21 live-orchestra student film event at the Cosford Theater.
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Live orchestra animates student films at Cosford Theater

By Coral Gables Gazette staff The Frost School of Music will present one of its most distinctive student collaborations on Friday, Nov. 21, when Scores for the Silver Screen returns…

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Close-up of a 14th-century Italian altarpiece showing the Virgin Mary holding the Christ Child, surrounded by gold leaf and gothic arches, from the Lowe Art Museum’s Kress Collection.
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Royal intrigue, altarpieces and live music at the Lowe Art Museum

By Coral Gables Gazette staff When a queen’s legitimacy, a painter’s brush, and a pair of donor portraits intertwine, art history becomes something far more human — and political. The…

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File photo of University of Miami cheerleaders performing at a previous Homecoming event, with fans and students cheering nearby. The image evokes the spirit of celebration returning for the university’s 100th anniversary.
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A Homecoming 100 years in the making: UM kicks off its biggest celebration yet

By Janette Neuwahl TannenUniversity of Miami It began as just a figment of an idea from some of the earliest intellectual pioneers who settled in South Florida. But the University…

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Conductor Michael Hancock directs the Frost Wind Ensemble in performance, viewed from behind the musicians in the woodwind section, during a concert at the University of Miami’s Gusman Concert Hall.
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‘Manifestos’: The Frost Wind Ensemble channels Futurists’ spirit

By Coral Gables Gazette staff The Frost Wind Ensemble will perform Manifestos on Sunday, November 2 at 4 p.m. at the University of Miami’s Gusman Concert Hall, a program inspired…

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New UM exhibit revives golden age of Cuban telenovelas

By Coral Gables Gazette staff Before Cuba’s revolution changed everything, its airwaves were already shaping a continent’s imagination. A new exhibition at the University of Miami’s Otto G. Richter Library…

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Two people performing weighted lunges in a gym, emphasizing strength and control.
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From monkey attacks to mindfulness: UM experts explain the muscle of resilience

By Barbara GutierrezUniversity of Miami The definition of resilience is the capacity to withstand and recover quickly from difficulties. It denotes toughness.  Life can provide us with countless challenges: loss…

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Satellite image showing two swirling hurricane systems—Humberto (right) and Imelda (left)—in close proximity over the Atlantic Ocean. The Bahamas, southeastern U.S., and Caribbean Sea are partially visible beneath cloud cover, illustrating the Fujiwhara effect as the storms interact.
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A waltz over water, but no landfall dance

By Robert C. Jones Jr.University of Miami It was a tango of two tempests, a waltz over the waters of the Atlantic—and it saved the U.S. East Coast from a…

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