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Opinion
Protests in Venezuela are an act of patriotism against dictator Maduro
Whenever I hear about Venezuela’s “recent” state of affairs, I think about how this country’s political crisis has lasted for ...
Soccer, Sports
Kristina Fisher leads Canes to 2-0 victory over FIU Panthers
Behind a goal and an assist from sophomore midfielder Kristina Fisher, the Hurricanes shut out crosstown rival FIU 2-0 Sunday night. It was the first ...
Edge, Music
Frost jazz faculty talent show spotlights musicology
“Musicology is cool.” Frost department chair John Daversa’s statement was proven true during a music faculty talent show on Monday night. ...
Opinion
Thoughtful conservatism at risk under a Trump presidency
Donald Trump’s presidency is a perpetual motion machine of chaos, inanity and vulgarity. Trump’s foreign policy remains opaque, his domest...
Campus Life, Cover, News, Student Organization
CaneStage hosts talent show for freshman class performers
Singers, guitarists and other musical performances kicked off night four of Orientation Week for members of the Class of 2021 as new ‘Canes showcased their talents during the CaneStage New Student Talent Show at the Rathskeller Thursday night. The annual talent show, hosted by the CaneStage Theatre Company, is one of the most popular events...
News
Campus Life, Environment, News
Lines run long in hopes of catching glimpse of solar eclipse
The much-anticipated solar eclipse brought out hundreds of spectators on Monday afternoon. Students began lining up near the Rock well before 1:30 p.m...
Campus Life, Environment, News, Science and Technology
Where to (safely) view today’s solar eclipse
In case you haven’t heard, there’s a solar eclipse happening today. An eclipse of this kind – with a path of totality from coast to coast,...
Campus Life, News
A quick roundup of what happened during Orientation Week 2017
And just like that, one of the busiest weeks on campus is over. Orientation Week 2017 welcomed more than 2,000 new ‘Canes to the University of Miami. ...
Campus Life, News
A commuter student’s guide to parking on a walking campus
The best advice ever given for commuters, created by commuters, is the rhetoric, “Park where your day ends.” There is nothing worse than p...
Sports
Soccer, Sports
Kristina Fisher leads Canes to 2-0 victory over FIU Panthers
Behind a goal and an assist from sophomore midfielder Kristina Fisher, the Hurricanes shut out crosstown rival FIU 2-0 Sunday night. It was the first ...
Football, Sports
Malik Rosier named Hurricanes starting quarterback
Miami’s biggest question mark this fall has been answered. Coach Mark Richt announced Tuesday morning that redshirt junior Malik Rosier will sta...
Football, Sports
Hurricanes ranked No. 18 in AP Top 25 Poll
For the first time since 2010 and the second time since 2006, the Miami Hurricanes football team is ranked in the top 25 of the Preseason AP Poll. The...
Football, Sports
Mark Richt will likely make quarterback decision by Tuesday
The Miami Hurricanes are two weeks away from kicking off the 2017 season with its opener against Bethune-Cookman at Hard Rock Stadium, and Mark Richt ...
Multimedia, Photo, Photo of the Week
Photo of the Week: TMH Commencement Cover
In honor of the end of the semester, this week’s photo of the week comes from the cover of our Commencement Issue, the last one of the semester. The design was created by photo editor Hallee Meltzer and art director Savanah DeBrosse, both of whom graduate in May.
Gallery, Photo
Gallery: March for Science
Check out our photo recap of the March for Science from staff photographer Matt Bernanke.
Edge
Edge, Music
Frost jazz faculty talent show spotlights musicology
“Musicology is cool.” Frost department chair John Daversa’s statement was proven true during a music faculty talent show on Monday night. ...
Edge, Fashion
How to transition summer trends into your school wardrobe
If you are struggling to keep up with new fashion trends and looking for cute summer-to-fall transition pieces, these outfit ideas combine trendy fash...
Community, Edge
How to live in the 305 and keep your bank balance above $3.05
Miami is not cheap. It has one of the highest costs of living in the nation, and if you’ve never lived in the 305, you may not have a realistic concep...
Edge, Music
Rolling Loud features impressive line-up despite organizational hiccups
For three sunny days in Bayfront Park, more than 40,000 festival-goers flocked to see the 50-plus artist lineup for Rolling Loud Music Festival, held ...
Opinion
Opinion
Protests in Venezuela are an act of patriotism against dictator Maduro
Whenever I hear about Venezuela’s “recent” state of affairs, I think about how this country’s political crisis has lasted for ...
Opinion
Thoughtful conservatism at risk under a Trump presidency
Donald Trump’s presidency is a perpetual motion machine of chaos, inanity and vulgarity. Trump’s foreign policy remains opaque, his domest...
Opinion
In the Internet age, today’s political divides are reminiscent of Civil War-era divides
Due to the recent events in Charlottesville, I am reminded of the American Civil War, and how today’s political climate resembles that conflict....
Opinion
South Florida residents must prepare for unprecedented hurricane season
This year’s hurricane season is already underway and forecasters are warning the public to expect an active season. As residents of South Florid...
Campus Life, News, Video
RSMAS student Aalekhya Reddam wins Who’s Who
The Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges is an honor given to students who exemplify excellence from 1,000 schools across the country. Among the University of Miami inductees, senior Aalekhya Reddam was the only student from the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science (RSMAS) to be chosen. The accomplished senior majoring...
Community, News, Video
Relay for Life raises awareness for cancer research
For some University of Miami students, Relay for Life is a hours-long annual fundraiser for cancer research filled with baked goods, dunk tanks and water balloons; but for other students, the event raises awareness for a fight they know too well. Andres Hidalgo was diagnosed with cancer in April 2012, his freshman year of high...
Edge, Multimedia, Theater, Video
Video: Behind the scenes of CaneStage’s “Into the Woods”
Weeks of hard work go into bringing a production to life before opening night. The cast and crew of CaneStage Theatre Company told TMH about how their production of Into the Woods came together.
V's Take
Dear V
V’s Take: Balancing social life, academics
Keeping in touch with loved ones isn’t impossible. With a few tricks and key ideas in mind, you might find yourself able to make time for everyo...
Dear V
V’s Take: Questioning your sexuality
So things have felt weird lately. Or maybe things have felt weird for a while. You’re a girl who’s gone on a handful of blind dates, but you can’t fig...
Dear V
Going long-distance without disaster
College is tricky. Many of us are living in a new city, state or even country. This gets even more rough when you add baggage such as leaving a relati...
Dear V
V’s Take: Busting common dating myths
Dating can be fun and exciting, but it can also quickly turn into a complex set of rules and mind games. Truth is, there’s no secret rule book – the d...
Blogs
Blogs, Culture Shock
Lessons from prejudice abroad inform demand for justice at home
In a quiet corner of the Prague Six neighborhood, scrawled in white paint and angry capital letters, a solitary park bench reads “Allah is Jewis...
Blogs, Culture Shock
Culture Shock: Travel shows a place’s value
Whenever I get homesick, it does not manifest as moping around, constantly calling people back home or missing my family (sorry Dad). Instead, I get e...
Blogs, The View
The View: Telltale signs of finals season, as told by Scandal
It’s mid-April. You ask yourself how next week is the last week of classes. You are suddenly bombarded with projects, papers, presentations and an abs...
Blogs, Culture Shock
Culture Shock: Penchants for privacy abroad
Culture Shock is a blog that analyzes the experiences, from awkward to awe-inspiring, of moving abroad for a semester as junior Annie Cappetta studies...