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Provost’s Research Awards honor faculty’s innovative projects

Provost's Research Awards honor faculty's innovative projects More than 40 members of the faculty received awards this year for projects that ranged from looking at how AI can help children learn about data to unlocking the origins of black holes. Faculty members, from left, Diana Chirinos, Christina Lane, and Jennifer Kahn shared information about their work that garnered a Provost's Research Award. By Barbara Gutierrez 4-27-2026 This story originally appeared at News@TheU How can losing a spouse affect your heart? How did Bette Davis take on [...]

2026-04-30T13:38:53-04:00April 30, 2026|Motion Pictures, School of Communication|
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Learning to read beyond food labels

Learning to read beyond food labels The School of Communication helped students become nutritionally literate through a new Nutrition and Communication course launched this spring. Rhonda Trust (left) and her students pose with guest speaker Hunter Stoler (center), a certified health coach and content creator. By Ashley Sewall 4-16-2026 This story originally appeared at News@TheU Every food choice you’ve made has been influenced in one way or another, whether through a TikTok trend or a commercial you viewed while growing up. A new course at the [...]

2026-04-17T12:39:55-04:00April 17, 2026|Communication Studies|
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A night with UMTV’s ‘Off the Wire’

A night with UMTV's 'Off the Wire' The "Off the Wire" crew prepares for the show at Studio C on Match 19, 2026. Photo Credit // Damian de la Guardia Dominguez. By Damian de la Guardia Dominguez 4-1-2026 This story originally appeared at The Miami Hurricane There’s only one place at the University of Miami where you can watch live late night comedy sketches. That place is the School of Communication’s Studio C when the University’s comedy show “Off the Wire” takes center stage every other Thursday [...]

2026-04-07T17:05:04-04:00April 7, 2026|Broadcast Journalism, Motion Pictures|
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University of Miami student media garners national recognition

University of Miami student media garners national recognition The highlight was the Ibis Yearbook receiving the Pacemaker Award, considered the Pulitzer Prize of collegiate awards. Randy Stano, professor of professional practice, left, is joined at the awards ceremony by Lori Keeley, Andergley Eilien, Jake Sperling, Kaleigh McLaughlin, and Grace Paliseno. By Barbara Gutierrez 3-31-2026 This story originally appeared at News@TheU University of Miami student media outlets continue to gain national recognition for outstanding work. In the recent Associated Collegiate Press (ACP) Spring National College Media Conference [...]

2026-04-03T08:54:44-04:00April 3, 2026|Advertising, Journalism, Public Relations, School of Communication|
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‘Naked Ambition’ brings University of Miami filmmakers to Netflix

'Naked Ambition' brings University of Miami filmmakers to Netflix By Keira Faddis 3-31-2026 Faculty from the University of Miami’s Department of Cinematic Arts are celebrating the streaming debut of their documentary ‘Naked Ambition,’ which premiered on Netflix in the United States and Canada this past February. The feature length documentary explores the life and legacy of Bunny Yeager, a model-turned-photographer who helped redefine femininity, beauty and power in mid-20th century America. She is known for her work with Playboy, for discovering Bettie Page and popularizing the bikini. Several [...]

2026-04-07T17:39:51-04:00March 31, 2026|Motion Pictures|
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The intersection of artificial intelligence and journalism

The intersection of artificial intelligence and journalism Experts at the University of Miami School of Communication share their thoughts on how AI can help, rather than supplant, journalists. By Barbara Gutierrez 3-16-2026 This story originally appeared in News@TheU As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) proliferates into almost every discipline and work setting, the fear critics voice is that this new technology—which mimics human intelligence—will supplant workers. Many of its defenders argue that AI is just a new technological advance, not unlike computers and calculators, that can [...]

2026-04-13T20:15:41-04:00March 17, 2026|Broadcast Journalism, Journalism, Public Relations|
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And the Oscar goes to …

And the Oscar goes to... Faculty and graduates of the University of Miami Cinematic Arts program cast their vote for best picture for the Academy Awards this weekend and outlined the criteria for their winner. The Oscars will be held on Sunday, March 15. Photo: The Associated Press By Michael R. Malone 3-12-2026 This story originally appeared in News@TheU This Sunday at the 98th Academy Awards, the academy will grant its most prestigious award—best picture—to one of 10 nominated films. Since the inaugural Academy Awards in [...]

2026-03-16T09:26:57-04:00March 16, 2026|Motion Pictures|
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A filmmaker’s dream come true

A filmmaker's dream come true An alumnus and University of Miami production manager has fulfilled his lifelong dream and crafted his first feature film that will be showcased in upcoming film festivals. Gonzalo Mejia, an alumnus and director of production services at the Frost School of Music, vowed to make a feature film. He just completed it. Photos: Courtesy of Gonzalo Mejia By Michael R. Malone 2-26-2026 This story originally appeared in News@TheU Transplanted from Ecuador where he’d grown up and with little more than a [...]

2026-03-02T09:41:12-05:00March 2, 2026|Motion Pictures|
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Understanding the many uses of humor

Understanding the many uses of humor A new study by a School of Communication professor examines different approaches to humor and their impact on people.   By Barbara Gutierrez 2-18-2026 This story originally appeared in News@TheU 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 “Nick” Carcioppolo’s new study called “When Humor Appeals Fail and When They Succeed: Using Latent Profile Analysis to Identify Audience Receptivity to Humorous Messages.” Carcioppolo is [...]

2026-02-19T09:51:53-05:00February 19, 2026|Communication Studies, Doctoral|
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