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Orientation Fellow program accepting applications through Feb. 26

“This position is especially great for students who don’t have much leadership experience and are looking to grow.”

‘The Uproar’ heads into election season with little competition

The University of Miami Student Government elections are underway. For the executive branch, The Uproar ticket is the only full ticket running this year and features three Student Government veterans. They are competing against two independent candidates. The legislative elections are filled with 19 candidates, eight of which are competing for the Herbert Business School senate seat.

Baseball, Cover, Sports

On a victorious Sunday, Miami clinches first series win over Florida since 2014

Opening its season with a series against the nation’s consensus No. 1 team for the first time in history, Miami maintained momentum from Saturday’s 13-inning victory and held on to defeat Florida 8-6 in the rubber game.

Baseball, Cover, Sports

‘That was the worst feeling ever’: Miami looking for redemption in opening series of 2021 after getting swept by Gators last season

Miami, ranked from as high as No. 6 to as low as No. 21, will get a chance at redemption in the opening series of the 2021 season when they take on the No. 1 Florida Gators at their new ballpark in Gainesville, Florida.

Campus Life, Cover, News

Faculty respond to increase in campus density, rise in COVID cases

There are 14,920 students on campus this spring, 1,200 more than in the fall semester. As more students are welcomed back to campus, there have been a spike in COVID cases. Students and faculty discuss the implications of increased campus density.

Baseball, Cover, Sports

Fans will be returning to Mark Light Field for baseball season

When the Miami Hurricanes take the field at Mark Light Field for the first home game of the season in two weeks, the only thing that will be normal will be the game of baseball. Everything else, different.

Basketball, Cover, Sports

‘Flat’ Hurricanes fall to Florida State a week after defeating them

“I think the starters were absolutely flat,” Meier said. “I shouldn’t be coaching energy, I just shouldn’t. I had to and I had to burn timeouts, which ended up biting us in the butt later in the game.”

Cover, Culture, Movies

10 swoon-worthy rom-coms worth watching this Valentine’s Day

Here are writer Alison McWalters’s top picks for this special day.

Community, Cover, Culture, Music, Q & A + Profiles

Meet DillBoss, the 21-year-old St. Louis native with a mission to ‘make music without the antics’

A self-driven artist signed to Cane Records, Frost School of Music’s student-run record label, his love for music motivates him to balance his academics with the pursuit of his dreams.

Campus Life, Cover, News

UM students win $3,000 for Sandler Center in PSA competition

UM students Julia Hecht and Julie Erhardt won $3,000 to support UM’s drug education and prevention efforts, the ability to attend the Drug Enforcement Administration’s strategies conference and a plaque commemorating their achievements.

Basketball, Cover, Sports

Men’s basketball game against North Carolina postponed after video surfaces of UNC players partying maskless

The game was originally scheduled to be played on Monday at 7 p.m. inside the Dean E. Smith Center, but both of the schools’ administrators concluded that a postponement would remain necessary in order to comply with the ACC Medical Advisory Group report protocols.