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University shaped student's journey

1 week ago | news.miami.edu | Meghan Sullivan

For Isabella Speziani, there was no question about where she would attend college: the University of Miami, specifically the School of Communication. With a deep passion for film, branding, and fashion, she knew this was the path that would allow her career to flourish. Born and raised in Coral Gables, the University has always been a central part of Speziani’s life. Several members of her family are alumni, making homecomings and football games among her most cherished childhood memories.
A century of the U

1 month ago | news.miami.edu | Meghan Sullivan |Isabella Speziani

Founded in 1925, the University of Miami, called the “cardboard college” in its early days for the material used to separate classes in an unfinished hotel, has blossomed into an institution recognized for academic excellence, research and innovation, and a close-knit community. Now the University is a global force for breakthrough research, educational excellence, and life-changing opportunities, with more than 200,000 alumni worldwide.
Faculty excellence commended

1 month ago | news.miami.edu | Meghan Sullivan

Dr. Tomás A. Salerno, professor of surgery in the Cardiovascular Division, and DeWitt Daughtry Endowed Chair in cardiothoracic surgery at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, has been honored with the James W. McLamore Outstanding Service Awardfor his commitment and outstanding service to theUniversity.
Global start for University students

1 month ago | news.miami.edu | Meghan Sullivan

Surrounded by ancient relics and landmark views of some of Europe’s oldest and most vibrant cities, undergraduate students forge unforgettable memories in the Start Abroad program. Since its launch in 2014, the program has expanded, becoming a transformative opportunity for spring starters who can earn college credits that will transfer toward their degree at the University of Miami. Students can enroll in the Start Abroad program hosted in Rome, Italy; Dublin, Ireland; and Barcelona, Spain.
Gut-Wrenching Love: What A Fresh Look At The 'Good Samaritan' Story Says For Ethics Today

Feb 13, 2025 | greenevillesun.com | Meghan Sullivan

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University celebrates commuter students

Feb 11, 2025 | news.miami.edu | Meghan Sullivan

At the University of Miami, commuter students play a vital role in shaping the campus community. To celebrate and support them, the University hosts Commuter Week every spring. Running from Feb. 17-20 on the Coral Gables Campus, Canes are invited to a variety of events designed to foster a sense of belonging and introduce commuter students to valuable resources and opportunities.
What a fresh look at the 'Good Samaritan' story says for ethics today

Feb 10, 2025 | goskagit.com | Meghan Sullivan
Gut-wrenching love: What a fresh look at the ‘Good Samaritan’ story says for ethics today

Feb 10, 2025 | tolerance.ca | Meghan Sullivan

By Meghan Sullivan, Professor of Philosophy, University of Notre Dame The Bible story of the Good Samaritan is more than a mainstay of Sunday school courses. “Good samaritan” is the catch-all way to describe a do-gooder – someone who stops to change the tire of a stranded motorist, helps a lost child find their parents in a store and gives money to disaster relief programs.
Gut-wrenching love: What a fresh look at the ‘Good Samaritan’ story says for ethics today

Feb 10, 2025 | theconversation.com | Meghan Sullivan

The Bible story of the Good Samaritan is more than a mainstay of Sunday school courses. “Good samaritan” is the catch-all way to describe a do-gooder – someone who stops to change the tire of a stranded motorist, helps a lost child find their parents in a store and gives money to disaster relief programs. But as an ethicist, I’d argue that the parable’s moral vision is much more radical than merely advising people to help out when they can.
Gut-wrenching love: What a fresh look at the ‘Good Samaritan’ story says for ethics today

Feb 10, 2025 | caledonianrecord.com | Meghan Sullivan

The Bible story of the Good Samaritan is more than a mainstay of Sunday school courses. “Good samaritan” is the catch-all way to describe a do-gooder – someone who stops to change the tire of a stranded motorist, helps a lost child find their parents in a store and gives money to disaster relief programs. kAmqFE k2 9C67lQ9EEADi^^A9:=@D@A9J]?5]65F^A6@A=6^724F=EJ^>6892?\DF==:G2?^Qm2D 2? 6E9:4:DEk^2m[ x’5 2C8F6 E92E E96 A2C23=6’D >@C2= G:D:@? :D >F49 >@C6 C25:42= E92?