New funding system spells trouble for master’s programs
Seven master’s programs deemed low performing by the Board of Governors are being scrutinized for their ability to graduate a certain number of students and land them jobs in the future.
Jean Rahier
25-year-old project displayed in Coral Gables
Monday, Oct. 7, the School of International and Public Affairs will be hosting its “Kings for Three Days: The Role of Race and Gender in an Afro-Ecuadorian Festival” event, dedicated to the book written by Jean Rahier, professor of anthropology and director of African and African Diaspora Studies at Coral Gables’ Books & Books.
Cuban genealogy collection added to University library
Hispanics in the community are now able to look up their ancestries at the library through the newly acquired Enrique Hurtado de Mendoza Genealogy collection.
Law library aquires historic legal collection
A victory for legal history has occurred, as a 6,000-volume collection of historic legal materials from Latin America and Europe kept by the College of Law will be the beneficiary of a $6,000 National Endowment for the Humanities grant.
‘All Nighter for the Poor’ raises funds for Haiti
All Nighter for the Poor raises money for sustainable food source in Haiti
DCC invaluable resource for medical research
The Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine’s Division of Research & Information Data Coordinating Center opened new offices in the Biscayne Bay campus this past April.