Maybe tragedies like 9/11 can not only serve as moments to honor the lives that were lost, but as reminders to appreciate every single human being who has touched your life.
Columnists, Op-Ed, Opinion
‘Canes Care for ‘Canes, or do they?
And because we know that there is a vast racial disparity concerning the prognosis of those diagnosed with coronavirus, the continued effort to open a campus in an in-person format means that BIPOC students, staff, groundskeepers, dining hall workers, and instructors will disproportionately be forced to deal with the repercussions.
Columnists, Opinion
Why is the university blaming students for its own error?
What has been particularly frustrating in the ensuing events since the TikTok video surfaced for me has been the administration’s quick blaming of students.
Op-Ed, Opinion
The university does not care about its graduate student instructors
The university administration cares more about not giving up power and money than helping graduate student instructors find accommodations for teaching online. If the administration of the university cares for its graduate student instructors like it says it does, they will reverse the accommodation requirements and allow instructors to receive the choice to teach virtually.
Community, Coronavirus, Culture
Quarantine memes to make you laugh
We have categorized a list of the funniest corona-related tweets and memes, and we hope at least one of them will make you chuckle.
Culture, Music, Reviews
‘Unlocked’ is an exercise in sheer creativity and fun
What makes Denzel Curry and Kenny Beats’ newest project so special is that it’s an example of what hip-hop needs right now: pure unfiltered creativity between artists and producers.
Op-Ed, Opinion
Are we in the midst of a new black renaissance?
But as with public demonstrations of culture comes the possibility of co-optation, appropriation and even pandering.
Op-Ed, Opinion
Netflix’s ‘You’ and society’s obsession with unhealthy relationships
The story of this tortured, sadistic and lovestruck man has already drawn you in, but it’s not entirely your fault. It’s just one of Netflix and Hollywood’s many opportunities to capitalize on society’s obsession with unhealthy relationships and making excuses for traumatized men.
Op-Ed, Opinion
On asexuality, ‘The Big Bang Theory’ and representation
How hypocritical of us all to deny the existence of someone’s sexuality simply because we can’t understand or relate.
Community, News
Erika Rappaport opens World Food Day with discussion on history, significance of tea
“Tea is an intensely global drink. For 500 years prior, there have been global tea cultures consumed around the world,” she said.
Community, Construction, Cover, News
Landscape of Coral Gables, UM rapidly changing in face of urbanization
Though Coral Gables may fall prey to high living costs like all urban cities do, not everyone thinks it should lose its historical fingerprint.