Latest Stories
Baseball, Sports
Offense powers Hurricanes to victory over Panthers
The “Mark Light Mob” barked at Florida International University pitcher Will Saxton for one more walk and the southpaw delivered. With the bases loade...
Art, Edge
Contemporary Russian art exhibit opens at Lowe
The goal of the exhibit is to celebrate the diversity of Russian modernist styles by bringing together “disparate artists and styles that defy a...
Opinion
A degree and a dream
Do I enter the workforce? Do I go to grad school? Do I take a gap year? These are all questions that might circle the minds of college students as the...
Edge, Movies, Reviews
‘Avengers: Endgame’ provides satisfying end, promising future for Marvel fans
Spoilers are a fan’s worse nightmare, and in the age of social media, the fear of them is especially dangerous. Fear not, as no spoilers will be...
Cover, Football, Sports
Three takeaways from the Hurricanes’ spring game
"I thought there was good execution on both sides," first-year head coach Manny Diaz said. "The big thing is are we starting to look like the Miami Hurricanes. I think in glimpses you can kind of see the improvements that this team has made. Now, if we stop here we have no chance."
News
Health, News
UM community responds to vaccine controversy
"What I am not okay with is the thought of dangerous, preventable diseases being spread around on my campus."
Administration, News, Profiles
Dean Shepherd to leave lasting legacy at School of Communication
“As a result of the kind and compassionate tone he has set as a leader, the School of Communication is one of the most collegial and truly inter...
Campus Life, Cover, News
Annual Commencement Ball celebrates seniors
Likened to a “less stressful” version of prom, the ball was an opportunity for seniors to reconnect with friends and enjoy a night of danc...
Sports
Baseball, Sports
Offense powers Hurricanes to victory over Panthers
The “Mark Light Mob” barked at Florida International University pitcher Will Saxton for one more walk and the southpaw delivered. With the bases loade...
Cover, Football, Sports
Three takeaways from the Hurricanes’ spring game
"I thought there was good execution on both sides," first-year head coach Manny Diaz said. "The big thing is are we starting to look like the Miami Hu...
Basketball, Sports
Prather reflects on time spent on the court
“I probably learned more about myself then, than I have ever,” Prather said. “It made me appreciate the game more.”
Edge
Art, Edge
Contemporary Russian art exhibit opens at Lowe
The goal of the exhibit is to celebrate the diversity of Russian modernist styles by bringing together “disparate artists and styles that defy a...
Edge, Movies, Reviews
‘Avengers: Endgame’ provides satisfying end, promising future for Marvel fans
Spoilers are a fan’s worse nightmare, and in the age of social media, the fear of them is especially dangerous. Fear not, as no spoilers will be...
Community, Edge
4 apps to turn Spring cleaning into a side-hustle
While donating your old clothes and collectibles might be the easiest thing to do, these fours selling apps make de-cluttering just as simple while ad...
Opinion
Opinion
A degree and a dream
Do I enter the workforce? Do I go to grad school? Do I take a gap year? These are all questions that might circle the minds of college students as the...
Frenk, Opinion
President Frenk on maintaining hope
As we prepare to bid farewell to the Class of 2019, it is hard to believe it has been a year since I began communicating with Canes through “Fre...
Op-Ed, Opinion
Thoughts on Julian Assange’s polarizing image
The truth is, there is both a good and a bad side to Julian Assange, and while many of his efforts have been noble, he is not perfect.