Some students said they were not able to purchase a parking pass, which costs $531 for a standard full-price commuter permit, because of issues with the parking portal.
Cover, News, Student Government
Uncontested ‘U First’ ticket utilizes scheduled debate to promote platform, initiatives
The Executive Ticket Debate was supposed to be a forum for the two registered tickets running for executive positions in Student Government to explain to voters why they were the best choice. However, with all the candidates from one ticket dropping, the debate gave U First an opportunity to explain and promote its initiatives.
Multimedia, Video, Video
VIDEO: Students react to Drake performance on campus
UM students share their excitement after Drake performed on the University of Miami campus Monday afternoon.
College GameDay 2017, Football, Sports, Video
VIDEO: Students pack the patio on College GameDay
ESPN’s College GameDay pre-game broadcast was welcomed by the Coral Gables campus with thousands of students, creative fan signs and a plenty of Canes spirit. More from our live blog coverage can be found here. Featured photo taken by visuals editor Hunter Crenian.
College GameDay 2017, Cover, Football, Multimedia, Photo, Sports, Video
VIDEO: College GameDay analysts say Miami-Notre Dame ‘rivalry is significant again’
Analysts from ESPN’s College GameDay said in a press conference Nov. 10 that the rivalry between the No. 7-ranked University of Miami Hurricanes and the No. 3-ranked Notre Dame Fighting Irish is “significant again.” “You got a great setting, you got warm weather, you got short pants, you got the Irish and the Canes,” College…
Health, International, News
Report headed by Felicia Knaul finds great inequality in obtainment of care and pain relief
Two life experiences inspired Felicia Knaul, UM professor, director of the University of Miami Institute for Advanced Study of the Americas and first lady, to look into a global health crisis: losing her father to cancer and meeting a woman at a hospital in Mexico. At the age of 18, Knaul’s father died of stomach…
Campus Life, Cover, Hurricane, Multimedia, News, Video
VIDEO: Hurricane Irma’s damage on Coral Gables campus
Two TMH reporters rode along with UMPD officials Wednesday to see some of the damage caused by Hurricane Irma on UM’s Coral Gables campus. Though widespread damage and fallen trees are visible around campus, university officials said the damage was worse immediately after the storm. UM Facilities crews and outside vendors have been inspecting buildings…
Campus Life, Cover, News, Student Organization
CaneStage hosts talent show for freshman class performers
Singers, guitarists and other musical performances kicked off night four of Orientation Week for members of the Class of 2021 as new ‘Canes showcased their talents during the CaneStage New Student Talent Show at the Rathskeller Thursday night. The annual talent show, hosted by the CaneStage Theatre Company, is one of the most popular events…
Construction, News
Pedestrian bridge over U.S. 1 scheduled to open in May or June after delays
Update, 6:13 p.m., April 19, 2017: University of Miami student leaders were misinformed about the status of the U.S. 1 pedestrian overpass, according to Miami-Dade Transit (MDT) spokesperson Karla Damian. Construction on the project will be completed on schedule in late May or early June, and the bridge will be open to pedestrians when construction…