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Voices of Exile: Chronicling Cuba's Diaspora Through Oral Histories - Vimarsana News

Voices of Exile: Chronicling Cuba's Diaspora Through Oral Histories

The University of Miami Libraries Cuban Heritage Collection is on a mission to preserve the multifaceted narratives of Cuban exiles, documenting experiences from the Cuban Revolution to contemporary times, enriching our understanding of a community marked by resilience and diversity

Twelve must-see exhibitions in South Florida during Miami Art Week - Vimarsana News

Twelve must-see exhibitions in South Florida during Miami Art Week

From major solo shows of Sasha Gordon, Nam June Paik and Juan Francisco Elso to exhibitions around themes of food, magic and mystical animals

Data scientist charts the power, politics, and purpose of mapmaking - Vimarsana News

Data scientist charts the power, politics, and purpose of mapmaking

A University of Miami Libraries webinar explored how maps and mapmaking have altered the course of history, aiding impetuous navigators and voyagers, but also alienating indigenous peoples and dismissing their cultures.

Source: miami.edu
María Estorino named vice provost for University Libraries and university librarian - Vimarsana News

María Estorino named vice provost for University Libraries and university librarian

María Estorino has held this role in an interim capacity since May and will continue to provide collaborative and community-focused leadership on our campus.

Source: unc.edu
Cuban refugees reconcile with racist encounters, criminal pasts and the path forward - Vimarsana News

Cuban refugees reconcile with racist encounters, criminal pasts and the path forward

Some Mariel refugees made questionable decisions while adjusting to life in the Midwest in the 1980s. They've all faced discrimination. And all of them have tried to move forward as their pasts continue to haunt them.

Source: wpr.org