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Friday, April 19, 2024
April 19 , 2024

Landscape changes in works

In an unassuming, box-shaped building just off of the University of Miami campus, a team of university employees is planning what the campus will look like in five years. By 2020, the Campus Planni...

Flat seam ball becomes game changer

As the University of Miami Hurricanes baseball team faced Rutgers University on Friday night in the season debut for both teams, a new type of baseball got its first action of the season. The ball, ...

Hurricanes’ Media Day fuels optimism

With a crowd of reporters huddled around pitcher Andrew Suarez, outfielder Willie Abreu pointed his bat-turned-recorder near the mouth of the pitcher to get his own sound bite. Suarez spoke into the ...

Strong players set Canes up for another successful season

For most programs, winning 44 out of 63 games, dominating the ACC and making the NCAA Tournament would be seen as a season to remember. The University of Miami baseball team, however, looks at its a...

Architecture class contributes to Underline plan

While Friends of the Underline plan the transformation of 10 miles’ worth of land under Miami’s Metrorail, a University of Miami architecture class is helping out by visualizing the transformation o...

Potential city path to reduce environmental strain

  Beneath the 25-mile-long Metrorail that runs through Miami is 25 miles of unused space where grass and a crooked, worn-down asphalt path lay. Meg Daly and Friends of The Underline are t...

Two-round tie broken with Canes victory

After two rounds of play, the University of Miami and the University of South Florida women’s golf teams competed in a one-hole playoff to decide the Florida Challenge on Monday. The Hurricanes sta...

Two pedestrian bridges in the works for Coral Gables campus

The Miami-Dade County Board of Commissioners voted 10-0 to approve resolutions granting two Class I permits to the University of Miami that will allow them to construct two separate pedestrian bridges...

Fracking may be banned

Last year, it was revealed that the owners of an oil well in Florida’s Collier County were using techniques associated with hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking,” to increase production. Fracking involv...

Admiral transitions to academia

Admiral James G. Stavridis went from leading soldiers through international conflicts to guiding graduate students at Tufts University. Stavridis, a South Florida native, visited campus Thursday to s...

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