Ideas, complaints, and potential solutions were debated Monday night as students and university administrators gathered for a discussion forum on the future of the Ibis Ride shuttle to Coconut Grove.

The division of student affairs has decided against repeating the study tent program, choosing instead to use current university facilities instead of spending on tent rentals.

Behind the young Miami baseball team stands two veterans. But they’ve never taken to the field in a game or had their names on the back of jerseys.

The five guys of Beckham County Trainwreck, all students or former students at UM, seem to have a sense of stage presence-bouncing, grinning, grimacing and head-banging to their music-even in their holey t-shirts, baggy jeans and in the middle of pretentious, suburban Coral Gables.

Photos of a run-down building lined the walls of a studio in the School of Architecture Monday morning. Students and faculty met in a healthcare studio at this school with a new project in mind: to renovate a hospital built in 1948 in Belladere, Haiti.

It’s hard to believe an entire year has come and gone. It’s hard to believe my tenure as Editor in Chief is coming to an end. It’s hard to believe it’s almost summer! All those things are exciting and scary and exhausting, but I thought it would be a good time to reflect on what I’ve learned and experienced, and try to relate it to our readership.