“Our message is simple and straightforward: animals deserve better,” the ecosystem science and policy and geography major said. “I’m sick of protesting this. I want people to wake up already.”
Cover, Football, Sports
Jarren Williams’ late game heroics lead Miami to win over Pitt
After spending the last two weeks on the sidelines, Jarren Williams entered the game as quarterback with a little over seven minutes remaining in the game and led the Canes on a game winning drive that gave them a 16-12 lead.
Commentary, Cover, Football, Sports
Miami heads to Pittsburgh after turbulent week
After suffering a close loss last week, Miami has had to deal with a lot of problems this week heading into Saturday’s game against Pittsburgh Panthers.
Community, Cover, International, News
Global Lebanese protests makes their way to Miami
“I’d be sitting in my classes, but my heart and soul is on the ground with the people in my country, as they peacefully protest for a life they truly deserve,” Abdelnour said.
Community, Cover, News, Obituaries
School of Communications alumnus Moses Shumow killed in Massachusetts train crash
“Moses was an engaged scholar and journalist deeply committed to social justice,” Hughes said. “It permeates everything he did. He was my student, but became my teacher and inspiration.”
Academics, Cover, News
LSAT goes digital, eliciting mixed responses from pre-law students
“There’s something nice about being able to write, cross-out and annotate on paper,” Rodriguez said.
Cover, News
Locally sourced, vegan bites featured at Fair Food Fair
Booths featured literature, activities and food samples, all geared toward bridging the gap between delicious foods and sustainability.
Cover, News, Politics
Students divided over Democratic presidential candidates
“There are far too many candidates on stage, and each are only given enough time to give a memorized spiel about President Trump, or to take a whack at one of the other candidates,” Corde said. “When I watch the debates, I’m expecting to be able to understand what all of their positions are, but I feel like that just hasn’t happened yet.”
Commentary, Cover, Football, Sports
Win against Virginia gives Miami some hopes in the ACC
“It was a very hard-fought win, which is what we expected it to be,” head coach Manny Diaz said. “We had talked all week about how strong our culture was, even on the backs of some of these losses to start the season. If we trusted in [the culture] and continued to nurture it, the results would start to come. This game was a testament to that because we knew that it was going to be a game where persistence and being relentless was going to be the key.”
Community, Construction, Cover, News
Landscape of Coral Gables, UM rapidly changing in face of urbanization
Though Coral Gables may fall prey to high living costs like all urban cities do, not everyone thinks it should lose its historical fingerprint.
Cover, Cross Country/Track and Field, Profiles, Sports
After competing in Thorpe Cup, Michelle Atherley is aiming for 2020 Olympics
Now that Atherley has competed on an international stage, she said she is ready to take her talents to the next level at the 2020 Olympics.
Commentary, Cover, Football, Sports
Hurricanes start Turner Davidson as kicker
The decision to have Turner Davidson kick field goals and extra points instead of Bubba Baxa was a choice that head coach Manny Diaz made during warm-ups.