- The University of Miami Student Health Services provides primary care, specialty care, and pharmacy services to University of Miami students. Students are not required to have the University sponsored insurance plan to utilize Student Health Services. Appointments can be scheduled at mystudenthealth.miami.edu and services are also available on a “drop in” basis.
- The Patti & Allan Herbert Wellness Center is designed to be one of the finest centers in the nation for recreational sports, fitness, and wellbeing education programs. All law students have full access to the Wellness Center, which features personal trainers and group fitness classes, an indoor pool, indoor sport courts (racquetball, basketball, etc..), saunas, massage therapy, meditation classes, nutrition consulting, CHAMP fitness assessments, Fitberry (smoothie bar), and so much more.
- UM Dining offers an array of food and beverage options on campus, including Einstein Bros Bagels, Starbucks, Sushi Maki, Pollo Tropical, Subway, Lime Fresh Mexican Grill, the University of Miami Rathskeller, and many more. Every Wednesday, our campus is home to the Well ‘Canes Marketplace, which includes fresh fruit smoothies and vegan food options. UM Dining has also produced its own healthy eating and wellbeing guide available here.
- Outdoor Adventures is a fitness and recreation space in the new Lakeside Village featuring a rock-climbing wall, sand volleyball courts, an outdoor gym, and rentals for both watersports gear and camping gear.
- The Intramural Sports Program offers students the opportunity to play competitively or recreationally in a variety of sports and activities such as flag football, soccer, volleyball, basketball kickball, and others. Teams compete against other teams within the UM community. The current IM sports schedule can be viewed here. Students interested in forming a new IM team should contact the current Dean’s Cup president.
- Title IX protects students and employees from discrimination based on sex in educational programs. This includes UM’s commitment, through the It’s On Us Campaign, to prevent and address sexual violence on our campus. The Title IX Office also publishes guidance for pregnant students.
- The Sandler Center is a comprehensive prevention, intervention, education, and referral program focusing on alcohol and other drug use and dependency. By working in partnership with all members of the campus community, the Center strives to promote healthy lifestyles, educate students about the negative consequences of high-risk use of alcohol and other drugs, and increase awareness within the University community.