V’s Take is The Miami Hurricane’s most controversial and longest-running column. It is a satirical work published weekly by students and for students. Using our generation’s “c...

V’s Take is The Hurricane’s most controversial and longest-running column. It is a satirical work published weekly by students and for students. Using our generation’s “colorful” language to address all things sex, love and gossip on campus, V is not for the politically correct or easily offended.

I have always done my best to avoid letting stereotypes become a self-fulfilling prophecy, but I think I have finally become a man-hating lesbian.

Marijuana’s national holiday is upon us.

My girlfriend and I have been together for eight months. We do absolutely everything together. On the few nights that we can’t sleep in the same bed, we fall asleep together on FaceTime. My friends believe my relationship is not healthy and codependent, but I think they are jealous. How can I tell if this is true?

"Trans people in our community want the same things every other human being wants: to be loved, to be safe, to be productive, to be valued and to be understood. They fall in love; they care deeply about their families and friends; they have hopes and dreams; they are vital members of our community."

Inspired by the TikTok trend, I will be answering the question of how many shots it would take for me to hook up with various University of Miami icons.

If you find yourself aching to grind on a handsome stranger, asking them to flex a COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card might just be your new pick up line.

Educating ourselves and others to increase awareness leads to prevention and eliminating the stigma.

My boyfriend and I have been together for over three years. We don’t want to open our relationship, and we don’t want to engage in threesomes. However, we want to have sex with another couple. Do you think this is feasible without destroying our relationship?