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March 19 , 2024

UM students affected, devastated by Australian wildfires

The Australian bushfires have been utterly devastating. The scope of the cataclysmic natural disaster has been record-breaking in many ways; Australia is being ravaged by the worst wildfires seen in decades.

Distraction, Ibis recognized nationally by College Media Association, Assoc...

“We’re a publication that holds its own among other publications across the country.”

Protesting for ‘justice and dignity’: ABM workers march down ca...

“It’s only just that I reclaim my rights and that I support my coworkers in their job”

‘Overworked, overloaded’ janitorial staff protesting employer A...

“The university has such little respect for the fact that we are also human beings and that we also have rights and deserve a normal life”

Gandhi Day lets students give back to local community

“People come back, and they’re dead tired, but you can just see and sense that they’re happy to spend their day giving back"

Local youth demand climate justice from government

“Someone once said every storm starts with one drop, and I think today is one of those drops.”

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."

Construction on intramural fields elicits mixed reactions

"This is the first time the outdoor fields behind the Wellness Center will be completely renovated,” said executive director of the Herbert Wellness Center, Scott Levin.

Whitely Women’s Leadership Symposium empowers students to pursue prof...

“I left feeling more united with other women and recognized that the challenges I face, I never face alone”

Hillel welcomes its first female president

Before this semester, there had never been a female president or two presidents—now, Hillel has both.

Natalia Rovira