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Cloud system opens for campus use

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This fall, three cloud-based data systems – Box, Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive – will all be available to students, faculty and staff free of charge. Box is the only to have been released. Googl...

Administrator recognized for community engagement efforts

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Robin Bachin, founder of the Office of Civic and Community Engagement, was awarded Florida Campus Compact’s 2013 Community Engagement Educator Award for her involvement within the greater Miami commun...

Debate team competes worldwide

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The official University of Miami Debate Team is currently ranked 8th in the nation, according to the American Forensic Association and the National Debate Tournament. “The debate is completely imme...

Cultural Creole icon performs at USpeak

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Spoken word poet and musician Mecca, also known as Grimo, performed at the USpeak Open Verse and Short Story open-mic event Tuesday night. At USpeak, participants can read their written works a...

Grad students set to kick off vegan footwear company

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A vegan lifestyle means not eating or using any animal products – including clothing and footwear. Alexander Shapiro, Tessy Michan and Whitney Kimmel, graduate students completing their Masters in Bu...

Class project turns into mockumentary web series

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Juniors Grant Harris and Joseph Picozzi started with a concept film created for a class in the University of Miami’s School of Communication. They quickly realized that their class project would becom...

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