Four female panelists joined Get Out The Vote’s “Shattering Glass Ceilings” to encourage students to vote and reflect on their workplace experiences.
Campus Life, Community, News
Spring break, minus the beaches, partying, plus some community service
Miami is a hot spring break destination, but these UM students opted to leave town and spend break doing service around the country and the Western Hemisphere.
Administration, Campus Life, Community, News
Whitely Women’s Leadership Symposium helps women overcome obstacles to success
From one “self-made” woman to many aspiring ones, Whitely Women’s Leadership Symposium is looking to provide female students the skillset to prosper during and after college.
National News, News
Revamped gun control debate deepens rift among political parties
It’s been a topic of discussion for decades: gun control. The debate has resurfaced with stronger force – widening the divide among students.
Cover, News, Student Government
U First ticket wins SG election amid higher voter turnout
It’s been an election season full of twists and turns. Now, the University of Miami has a new set of student leaders on campus.
Administration, Greek Life, News
Once you go Greek…: two administrators reflect on how fraternity involvement strengthened their ties to UM
UM administrators were once students, too. And yes, they were even involved in Greek Life at their Alma Maters. Now, they reflect on what Greek Life continues to mean to them.
Campus Life, Community, News
Tunnel of Oppression challenges students to view the world as marginalized groups
The Butler Center’s 10th annual “Tunnel of Oppression” offers students the opportunity to experience the struggles of others through a looking glass.
International, News
Students with ties to Haiti reflect on TPS program while end looms
The Trump Administration recently announced the end to the Temporary Protected Status program for Haitian refugees. Now, University of Miami students born to immigrants and with family members still on the island reflect on what the administration’s decision means.
News
News Briefs 12/5
This week, catch Canestage Theater Company’s Little Women and the “Visionaries” art exhibit at UM’s Wynwood gallery.
News, Science and Technology
UM professors create new way to gather scientific data: mobile games
“Blues and Reds” may look like an ordinary mobile game but on the back end, it’s collecting users’ decision making patterns to be used as research.
News
News Briefs
Venezuela: State of the Crisis When: 7 p.m Mon., Nov. 13 Where: Grand Ballroom East of Shalala Student Center The University of Miami’s Venezuelan Student Association, UM’s Department of Latin American Studies and UM’s Institute for the Advanced Study of the Americas are hosting a panel discussion about the crisis in Venezuela. Panel members will…
Campus Life, Homecoming 2017, News, Student Organization
FEC wins Organized Cheer dance competition
The Federación de Estudiantes Cubanos won first place for the fourth time in five years at Homecoming Week’s Organized Cheer dance competition on Nov. 1, finishing just ahead of Association of Commuter Students. FEC’s win earned them 130 points in the race to be the overall winner of Homecoming 2017, which they won this year…