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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...
Basketball, Sports
Davon Reed awaits fate in NBA Draft
Early in his sophomore year during the 2014-15 NCAA season, current NBA draft hopeful and former University of Miami guard Davon Reed was at a crossro...
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
Junior musings on senior year
As this school year comes to an end, I look at all my friends who are graduating in a few short weeks and can’t believe I’ll be in their p...
Administration, Cover, News
Jeffrey L. Duerk chosen to serve as UM’s new executive vice president and provost
Jeffrey Duerk, current dean and Leonard Case Professor of the School of Engineering at Case Western Reserve University, will become the University of Miami’s new executive vice president and provost in July. Duerk succeeds former provost Thomas LeBlanc, who left UM this year to become George Washington University’s president. Duerk’s appointment was announced earlier today...
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Administration, Cover, News
Jeffrey L. Duerk chosen to serve as UM’s new executive vice president and provost
Jeffrey Duerk, current dean and Leonard Case Professor of the School of Engineering at Case Western Reserve University, will become the University of ...
Administration, Cover, News
Ryan Holmes named new associate vice president for student affairs and dean of students
Ryan Holmes, assistant vice president for student support (AVPSS) at the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP), will serve as the University of Miami’...
Community, Cover, Crime and Safety, National News, News
Local residents and UM students discuss legacy of 1980 Miami Riots
While young people are most aware of the events in Ferguson, Mo. and protests of cases since then, Miami residents revisit the racial tensions and cha...
Administration, News
External affairs VP leaves for Brown after 15 years at UM
Sergio Gonzalez, senior vice president of university advancement and external affairs, will be leaving the University of Miami to become the next seni...
Sports
Basketball, Sports
Davon Reed awaits fate in NBA Draft
Early in his sophomore year during the 2014-15 NCAA season, current NBA draft hopeful and former University of Miami guard Davon Reed was at a crossro...
Baseball, Profiles, Sports
University of Miami baseball fan hasn’t missed home game in 15 years
Are you a dedicated sports fan? Well if you are, you might not be as big of one as Mike Kaffee is for UM baseball. The 20-year Air Force veteran has b...
Athletics, Sports
UM entrepreneurs develop protein bar fit for dietary restrictions
It started as an idea for a healthier, tastier protein bar for friends to eat. Now, the Grown Bar has turned into a business, and founders Austin Farw...
Basketball, Sports
With departure of seniors, next group ready to lead Miami
The 2016-2017 season was one of the best in the history of University of Miami women’s basketball. The Hurricanes finished with a 24-9 record an...
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.
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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 ...
Edge, Music
Rolling Loud upgrades performers, venue for 2017 edition
For hip-hop heads, Christmas is coming early this year in the form of Rolling Loud, Miami’s annual hip-hop centric music festival that has taken...
Edge, Music
Slushii, Seeb please Canes Carnival crowd despite original doubt
Despite some of the grumbles and eye-rolls that occurred when students found out Slushii and Seeb would be this year’s Canes Carnival performers...
Edge, Movies
Beat summer heat with upcoming blockbusters
Summer is perhaps the best season for late-night popcorn munching inside the crisp air conditioning of a movie theater. Looking to beat the heat and w...
Opinion
Opinion
Junior musings on senior year
As this school year comes to an end, I look at all my friends who are graduating in a few short weeks and can’t believe I’ll be in their p...
Opinion
High time for marijuana to be reclassified, legalized based on mild effects
Opponents of recreational marijuana say that it is a dangerous and irresponsible drug. On the contrary, these critics are the ones being dangerous and...
Opinion
Carrying forward lessons, memories from behind the lens
At a young age, I learned how to see the world from behind a lens. Somewhere, buried among the old family albums, there is a photo of me with a “...
Opinion
Newsroom opened doors to unique experiences, friendships
As I look back at my time in college, I would not have been able to attend half of the events that I did without The Miami Hurricane. Throughout my ti...
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...