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It’s finally game time. Miami Hurricanes football is back, kicking off the 2026 season tonight against Stanford. After m...
09/04/2026

It’s finally game time. Miami Hurricanes football is back, kicking off the 2026 season tonight against Stanford. After months of preparation, the Canes are ready to hit the field and get the season started. bit.ly/4gTWHXK

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Water insecurity isn’t just a challenge in developing nations—it may be affecting roughly one in five U.S. households. ...
09/04/2026

Water insecurity isn’t just a challenge in developing nations—it may be affecting roughly one in five U.S. households. professor Justin Stoler spoke on The Academic Minute about his research exploring the “quiet water crisis” in the United States and new ways to understand how people experience water insecurity.

Stoler’s work looks beyond traditional measures like groundwater levels and water supply to consider the human experience, from being unable to wash your hands to worrying about having enough water. His research points to environmental disasters, emerging contaminants, and declining public trust as growing challenges while highlighting how better technology, affordability, and new ways of measuring water insecurity can help improve access to safe water.

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09/04/2026

From to the big screen, alumnus Christopher H. Warner has built a career bringing stories to life through major motion pictures, including Halloween Ends and Five Nights at Freddy’s.

Warner reflects on his path into the film industry, the experiences at the U that shaped him personally and professionally, and the lessons he’s carried with him throughout his career.

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For young people struggling with anxiety, effective treatment can make a meaningful difference in how they learn, intera...
09/03/2026

For young people struggling with anxiety, effective treatment can make a meaningful difference in how they learn, interact, and navigate everyday life. psychology professor Jill Ehrenreich-May spoke on The Academic Minute about her research focused on improving treatments that support the emotional needs of children and adolescents.

Ehrenreich-May’s work looks beyond the research clinic to understand how evidence-based treatments can be successfully used in schools and other community settings. Her research highlights the importance of designing these approaches around the real-world needs of young people and the communities they are intended to serve, helping effective treatments reach more children where they need them most.

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From Florence and Barcelona to Tokyo and the French Riviera, students took their learning beyond the classroom this su...
09/03/2026

From Florence and Barcelona to Tokyo and the French Riviera, students took their learning beyond the classroom this summer, gaining hands-on experience and new perspectives through faculty-led study abroad programs around the world. bit.ly/4d1laJp

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How can family-centered programs help improve health outcomes for Hispanic youth? Nursing and Health Studies professor...
09/02/2026

How can family-centered programs help improve health outcomes for Hispanic youth? Nursing and Health Studies professor Guillermo Prado spoke on The Academic Minute about his work developing and expanding evidence-based interventions that address health disparities among Hispanic youth and their families.

Prado discussed Familias Unidas, a family-based prevention program designed to strengthen family relationships and communication while helping reduce risks such as substance use and other behavioral health challenges. His work also explores how programs proven effective through research can be successfully implemented in real-world clinical and community settings, helping them reach more families and create lasting impact.

Listen to full episode: https://bit.ly/4cqmbdX

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A nearly six-foot-tall humanoid has joined the RoboCanes. researchers are putting the new robot to work, developing so...
09/02/2026

A nearly six-foot-tall humanoid has joined the RoboCanes. researchers are putting the new robot to work, developing software that combines advanced robotics and AI to tackle everyday household tasks.

This summer, they were one of just 24 teams worldwide to qualify for the RoboCup@Home league, where they had the top-performing adult-sized robot and were the only team from the Americas to compete with a humanoid.

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As artificial intelligence becomes part of everyday life, how will it transform the human experience? Department Chair...
09/01/2026

As artificial intelligence becomes part of everyday life, how will it transform the human experience? Department Chair of Business Technology Nina Huang spoke on The Academic Minute about her research exploring how AI and digital technologies are shaping society.

From online shopping and gaming to software development and business strategy, Huang’s research shows that AI can create meaningful benefits while also producing unintended consequences. Her work highlights the importance of looking beyond AI as a technological innovation to understand its broader impact on people and society.

Listen to the full episode: bit.ly/3SHBYy3

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For firefighters, the health risks of the job can continue long after the fire is out. ’s Dr. Alberto Caban-Martinez sp...
09/01/2026

For firefighters, the health risks of the job can continue long after the fire is out. ’s Dr. Alberto Caban-Martinez spoke on AACU’s The Academic Minute podcast about his work to better understand and reduce the occupational health risks faced by fire service members

He shared why tackling complex health challenges requires researchers to work across disciplines, bringing different perspectives together to drive discovery and improve safety.

Caban-Martinez leads a national longitudinal cohort and works with a multidisciplinary team studying how repeated exposure to hazardous environments can affect firefighters’ long-term health, including their risk for certain cancers.

Listen to the full episode: https://bit.ly/4wXezad

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09/01/2026

A new semester at the U means new experiences and new connections. President Joe Echevarria knows that experience firsthand. He arrived at at 17 years old and has seen the U become part of his life in ways he never could have imagined.

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