Baseball, Cover, Sports
Miami struggles with hitting, swept by Florida
“Obviously just a bottom line is they got a lot of hits when they needed them and we didn’t,” Miami head coach Gino DiMare said after Sunday’s loss. “With runners in scoring position we seemed to not ever get the big hit and it seems like they got them.”
Baseball, Cover, Sports
Miami swept by Florida after another close loss
After a 5-3 loss Sunday afternoon, the No. 2 Florida Gators completed a sweep against Miami, and pushed their winning record against the Hurricanes to 30-8 in the last 38 games.
Baseball, Cover, Sports
Miami gives up five runs in 10th inning, lose second extra inning game
“Disappointing,” Miami head coach Gino DiMare said. “Came down to the end. Can’t finish the game. Something we didn’t do very good last year, we got to do a better job. Had the game right there where we wanted it. Couldn’t close it out.”
Baseball, Cover, Sports
Canes drop extra inning heartbreaker to Gators
Nine innings of baseball just wasn’t enough for the top two teams in the country.
But after 11 innings, it was only fitting that only one run was the deciding factor between the No. 1 Hurricanes and No. 2 Gators when they squared off Friday night, with the Gators coming away with the 2-1 win.
Cover, News, Student Government
Student government election results present chance for split ticket
After two and a half weeks of campaigning and 3,290 votes cast, there is currently no complete student government executive ticket that will be taking office later this spring.
Baseball, Cover, Sports
No. 1 Canes, No. 2 Gators to square off in series between top-two teams
Just a single week after the 2020 college baseball season began, the top two teams in the country with face off in a three-game series that will determine early season momentum between the storied programs, have postseason ramifications, and possibly more than anything else, will determine bragging rights between the rivals.
Cover, News, Student Government
Student Government candidates vie for votes on final day of elections
As student government elections come to a close, executive ticket candidates are doubling down their campaign efforts to gain as many votes as possible before the impending midnight deadline.
Community, Cover, Culture
Nicole Byer to headline HP’s annual comedy show
Byer, 33, of the hit Netflix reality bake-off show, “Nailed it!” and the MTV comedy show, “Girl Code,” will headline the free one-hour show that also includes comedians Maz Jobrani, Chris D’Elia and Marlon Wayans.
Community, Cover, News, Politics
Former UM administrator elected South Miami mayor
Sally Philips, former chair of South Miami’s Planning Board, handily defeated her opponents to become South Miami’s next mayor.
Community, Cover, News, Religious Life
‘How to Fight Anti-Semitism’: A discussion with New York Times editor Bari Weiss
The University of Miami Hillel will host New York Times staff editor and writer Bari Weiss on Wednesday Feb. 19 to discuss her book “How to Fight Anti-Semitism.”
Baseball, Cover, Sports
Canes baseball ranked No. 1 after opening weekend sweep
The Miami Hurricanes received some big news Monday morning, a day after completing their season-opening sweep of the Rutgers Scarlet Knights: They are now the No. 1 team in the nation.