Why is that patch of land between the post office and the path buzzing with activity? You might be surprised to learn that this unassuming mound, the Iron Arrow Mound, holds a special place in the University of Miami’s heart. Since its inception in 1926, the Iron Arrow Honor Society has been synonymous with the university’s highest ideals. The Iron Arrow Mound serves as a potent symbol of the society and its enduring legacy. Founded by the university’s first president, Bowman Foster Ashe, Iron Arrow was envisioned as a testament to leadership, character, humility, scholarship, and unwavering love for the University of Miami. This prestigious society, steeped in tradition and honor, draws inspiration from the Seminole Indian Nation’s rich cultural heritage. Imagine the rhythmic beat of the Tribal drum resonating through the air as new members are ceremoniously welcomed into the Iron Arrow tribe each semester. The symbolic fire at the Iron Arrow Mound illuminates the night, casting a warm glow that represents the continuity of the university’s spirit. From humble beginnings to its current esteemed stature, Iron Arrow continues to recognize and celebrate the best and brightest individuals who embody the university’s spirit. The Iron Arrow Mound stands as a silent sentinel, a testament to the enduring values of leadership, scholarship, and unwavering commitment to the University of Miami.
Glenn Hubert Library
What secrets lie hidden within the walls of a university library? Right here in North Miami, the Glenn Hubert Library