“They were to be together forever, and they were more in love than I’ve ever seen any human couple”
Campus Life, Environment, News
Bill Nye comes to UM, speaks about climate change
“The limitations we set on ourselves can always be surpassed if we have a more optimistic and driven mindset.”
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Gloria Estefan opens Women Leaders of the Americas forum
“Music crosses cultures and barriers and religions, and it has enriched me in so many ways.”
Campus Life, Construction, Cover, Housing, News
Centennial Village to provide modern on-campus living for future freshmen
The freshmen towers will soon make way for a transformative new era of on-campus housing.
Community, Edge, Food
Hanukkah DIY: Sufganiyah
To kick off this Hanukkah season, here is an authentic, traditional Israeli donut recipe for sufganiyah that my father always fries up when the holidays roll around the corner.
Community, International, News, Student Organization
UM Global Medical Brigades to provide medical care for Panama’s underprivileged communities
29 undergraduate students will take a week-long medical service trip to the communities of Tranquilla and El Retiro in West Panama.
Campus Life, Cover, News, Student Organization
UAstronomy Club spends Thanksgiving break hiking the Great Smoky Mountains
Many of the students who went on the trip said the beautiful views made the long days, heavy baggage and freezing temperatures all worthwhile.
Campus Life, Environment, News
A field guide to the birds of UM
Consider this list a comprehensive field guide to identifying UM’s feathered friends.
Campus Life, Community, News
UThrift: UM’s mobile thrift store
One of the Green Committee’s newest initiatives, UThrift, seeks to help students reuse and recycle clothes instead of just cans.
Campus Life, Community, News
UM celebrates community at annual boat burning ceremony
Students, faculty and alumni stood around the lake, waving green and orange glow sticks in the air, making it seem as if there were fireworks dancing along the edge of the water.
Community, Environment, News
Red tide closes beaches in Miami
Beach-goers in Miami-Dade County’s Haulover Park were prohibited from going into the water after tests confirmed the ocean was contaminated.
Campus Life, Community, News
Gandhi Day promotes service, self-discovery
“Being selfless and doing things for people that are maybe less fortunate or don’t have the things we do is eye-opening and allows you to ground yourself,” said Guido.