University of Miami College of Arts & Sciences

After years of creative students showcasing their work off campus we now have an on-campus home for art: The University of Miami Art Gallery @ The Chapel

This summer there are local art events taking place in the gallery, when school resumes in August check back for information on student exhibits.

Campus art gallery finds its way home - College of Arts and Sciences After nearly two decades in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood, the University of Miami’s art gallery has returned to campus The newly renovated space, housed in a historically landmarked chapel, opened in February with the Department of Art and Art History’s annual “Faculty and Staff Exhibition.....

Currently on view:

"Ode to the 305: A Love Letter to Miami"

Check out this exhibition curated by Ronald Sánchez at the University of Miami Gallery @ The Chapel, on view until Friday!

Each year the University of Miami recognizes the commitment of faculty and staff who have dedicated 25 or more years of service working on campus. Congratulations to everyone who was recognized in this year's events, including a special shout out to math professor Alan Zame for his monumental 60 years reached this year!

Check out the entire list here: https://www.hr.miami.edu › 2026-long-service-list

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Check out Penelope Markowski's feature on the University of Miami Admission's YouTube series: "Between Two Palms" 🌴

Penny is a 2026 grad, she double majored in psychology and history. Hear about her experience at UM!

Between Two Palms Penny Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

A team of researchers from the University of Miami and a coral nonprofit are discovering new ways to support coral baby growth in the fight for coral restoration on the coastline. Professor Vivek Prakash is on the team with faculty from University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric and Earth Science and the University of Miami College of Engineering along with SECORE International 🌊

Novel strategies for coral restoration An interdisciplinary team of researchers found that altering the chemical composition of tiles where tiny coral babies grow can increase their rate of survival.

Psychologist Brian Doss launched a new program this year called OurRelationship: a research-backed digital program designed to help couples strengthen their relationships, all from the convenience of a smartphone or computer.

The app brings the availability of couples therapy to modern times where people have busy lives and can find it hard to schedule time for a session. Through OurRelationship calls can be scheduled in the evening or weekends and there are resources to access 24/7 online as well.

Innovative program makes couples therapy more accessible - and more private A federally funded digital tool created by a University of Miami psychologist brings evidence-based couples therapy techniques to the University community and beyond.

Seeing the stars on a clear night is actually kind of difficult in South Florida. There's light pollution and tall buildings, it takes some effort to see what's up in the sky if you are into astronomy.

This year the University of Miami Department of Physics brought the sky inside with a new portable planetarium which holds a good amount of people inside and a very capable software to showcase the sky and much more 🌌

Bringing the stars to students - College of Arts and Sciences From the outside, it looks a bit like an oversized tent from a sporting goods store. But once visitors step inside the Starlab portable planetarium, they are transported everywhere from distant constellations to the bottom of the ocean.Recently acquired by the University of Miami College of Arts and...

The Center for Autism and Related Disabilities (CARD) has collaborated with the University of Miami Health System Walgreens clinics to establish autism-friendly designation, reflecting a commitment to creating more inclusive, supportive health care environments.

Making health clinics more welcoming for people with autism The Center for Autism and Related Disabilities and the UHealth Clinic at Walgreens have partnered to improve autism-friendly care as part of a broader community initiative.

From the Miami Herald: Professor Alexis Piquero dives into the city of Miami's crime trends from 2024 and 2025 compared to similar cities in the US, primarily the decline in homicide.

Miami’s homicide rate is the envy of other U.S. cities. We researched why | Opinion We think that there are three Miami-specific features that can help explain this remarkable trend.

This spring students at the University of Miami had an interesting opportunity on campus: to learn from a former FBI special agent who spent more than twenty years catching spies.

Joe Navarro built a career off of reading people's body language and spent an evening with students on campus sharing practical knowledge on body language and behaviors that he believes can propel them into careers in a world of technology and artificial intelligence.

He caught spies using body language. Now he's teaching students to do the same Joe Navarro spent 25 years at the FBI studying human behavior. His advice for the next generation: start paying attention.