Campus Life

UMiami commemorated the freshman dorm building’s legacy in an event held outside of Hecht, as a way of saying goodbye this past Tuesday, April 26. The event comes in light of this year’s announcement that Hecht would be the first building taken down for UM’s Centennial Village, a new housing complex that will primarily house incoming freshmen.

“We wanted to broadcast our experience on campus because we saw a lack of representation for Black girls and people of color in general."

Counseling Outreach Peer Education (COPE), a student organization that promotes mental health awareness, held a t-shirt decorating event on the University of Miami’s Foote...

The Lowe Art Museum is mounting its second fall semester showing following earlier exhibits that brought patrons back indoors after the museum closed for...

Within minutes of becoming available, all tickets for the highly anticipated “What Matters to U” event with singer Pitbull were sold out, leaving University of Miami students frustrated and disappointed.

During the all-day celebration, employees at "The Rat" offered tired students a break from class with an activity dubbed “Stuff a Plush.” Attendees stuffed fluffed animals, such as turtles, sloths and more, taking some students back to their adolescent adventures to Build-A-Bear.

“Shopping second hand is stylish, it's not just a way to save money and help the environment,” said Coon, the group’s president.

Despite Miami’s sweltering weather and sunny skies, Hurricanes on Ice: UM Figure Skating Club (UMFSC) gives UM students a chance to hit the ice...