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It’s been two weeks since Hurricane Irma’s outer winds and rain lashed South Florida, and for many, the recovery continues. With a stellar team of emergency management personnel at the helm, University of Miami students, faculty and staff evacuated campus well in advance of the storm’s impending arrival to begin safety measures and precautions. So far, four million pounds of landscape debris have been collected in the university’s road to recovery. Today, power has been restored, residence halls have reopened, classes have resumed, and the university is coming to life again.
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UM ON THE ROAD
Meet renowned shark expert Dr. Neil Hammerschlag and UM President Julio Frenk in San Francisco.
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ALUMNI WEEKEND & HOMECOMING
Alumni Weekend & Homecoming is almost here! Sebastian has a video message for you!
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DISASTER RELIEF
It is in our nature as humans, as Miami Hurricanes, to seek ways to give back. Find ways to support these disaster relief efforts.
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BASCOM PALMER EYE INSTITUTE
A volunteer team spent three days in Key West providing urgently needed vision care for residents, nurses, and disaster recovery personnel.
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SPECIAL NOTE
On behalf of the UM Alumni Association, we are thinking of all those facing difficult challenges in the wake of recent disasters and sending thoughts of solidarity and resilience.
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HURRICANE ATHLETICS
The Miami Hurricanes evacuated Coral Gables ahead of Hurricane Irma and now they move forward as a family.
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ROSENSTIEL SCHOOL
The hatchery infrastructure was severely damaged by Irma, but the fish remained safe.
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Alumnus of UM and the White House.
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Alumnus recently released his debut EP “After Midnight.”
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ON THE WEB
Keep up to date with all the latest news and stories at alumni.miami.edu!
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