Although we can’t be on campus to celebrate together, we wanted members of the class of 2020 to know that we are grateful for all that they’ve contributed to the UM community.
Community, Coronavirus, Health, News
Here’s how three brothers are 3D printing masks
Together, Marc and Lance Levine, who share a Brickell apartment, print and assemble masks during the week and then distribute them with Mitchell Levine to nearby homeless communities on the weekends.
Community, Coronavirus, Cover, Health, News
Homeless people are among those most at risk for COVID-19. Here’s what these three brothers are doing about it
When three South Florida brothers saw the shortage of medical supplies, such as masks, due to the coronavirus pandemic, they began to think of ways they could use their knack for 3D printing to support their local community. In early April, Miami Masks Strong was born, a non-profit organization seeking to provide protective gear to those most at risk.
Academics, Administration, Coronavirus, Cover, Health, News
President Frenk outlines his plan for a return this fall
University of Miami President Julio Frenk is confident that in-person instruction will resume come August. However, during a Zoom roundtable discussion with student media leaders on April 30, Frenk said the campus environment students return to will be very different.
Academics, Community, Coronavirus, Cover, News
UM instructor resigns after TikTok of pornographic bookmark goes viral
A University of Miami instructor was teaching a business analytics class over Zoom and sharing his screen when students spotted something unexpected– a pornographic bookmark tab describing college girls.
Coronavirus, Op-Ed, Opinion
Through the eyes of an apprentice: COVID-19 and the medical student experienc
To healthcare professionals across all disciplines: now is the time to talk to medical students about what’s going on. We are listening to you.
Campus Life, Coronavirus, Cover, Housing, News
Life on campus continues despite partial shutdown
“It’s like things have come to a stop,” Foust said. “Campus definitely misses its students. I know a lot of people are having a hard time being at home because they miss campus, but it’s sad being one of the only people left here.”
Coronavirus, Opinion
A senior’s perspective on the global pandemic
I’ve lived in Miami my whole life and it’s shocking and deeply unsettling to see such a bustling city entirely stop in its tracks.
Academics, Community, Coronavirus, Cover, News
Understanding the ‘Zoom Boom’: Videoconferencing, Zoom University and zoombombings
As declarations of stay-at-home orders begin to rise and social distancing continues to be enforced, Zoom has become a cultural phenomenon. Many people use the app to host religious services, parties, lectures and musical shows.
Community, Coronavirus, Cover, Culture
Maintaining mental health during COVID-19: 5 tips for coping with social distancing
Take care of yourself, because one day, this will end. And, you want to be ready to take on the outside world when it does. Not sure where to start? TMH has you covered.
Canes Covering Coronavirus, Coronavirus, Cover
The street where you live: Changing scenery in the time of coronavirus
For “The street where you live,” Miami Hurricane reporters quarantining around the country took photos of their neighborhood and reported on how the scenery in their town has changed in the age of coronavirus.