The South America country’s recent election has brought an outpouring of protests after longtime dictator Nicolás Maduro claimed victory.
A University historian outlines NATO’s formation, critical moments, and the import of U.S. leadership to maintain consensus as representatives of the 32 member nations convene for the alliance’s annual summit.
David Steinberg, the University of Miami’s director of debate and an expert in debate tactics, tells us what to look for in the upcoming presidential debate.
The two authoritarian powers have forged closer ties and China, though professing neutrality, has tacitly supported Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Yet their strategic self-interests preclude a formal alliance, according to a University of Miami China specialist.
The Movement Toward Socialism ruling party is now divided by competing candidates who want to lead the South American country in 2025.
Graduates from the School of Law were treated to an inspiring commencement ceremony, as the speakers delivered powerful life lessons designed to motivate and uplift law school graduates.
Jordan Brooks will start his career working at Boston Consulting Group, where he will focus on health care and life science and social impact management consulting.
Government, academic, and civic leaders discussed topics affecting Latin America and the Western Hemisphere.
The two-day event on the University of Miami Coral Gables Campus explored the latest issues and challenges, including the NIL morass.
Human Rights Clinic students contributed to a June 2024 victory before South Florida jury, the first time a jury has found a U.S. corporation liable for human rights abuses committed abroad.
Patricia Sanchez Abril will serve as interim dean of the School of Law and Nicole Leeper Piquero will assume the position of interim dean of the Graduate School starting in April.