The Miami-Dade Police Department has arrested a homeless man in connection with the murder of a University of Miami architecture student.
Cover, Football, Sports
N’Kosi Perry reprimanded, Mark Richt cites lack of maturity
“Sometimes kids just want to do what everybody else is doing,’’ Richt said. “There’s a bunch of kids that are acting like they’ve got a bunch of money on Snapchat and there may be 20,000 kids doing it, but they don’t play quarterback at Miami. They’ve just got to understand that it’s different for them because people know who they are.”
Commentary, Cover, Football, Sports
A letter to South Florida: Changes need to be made, but remain calm
But that doesn’t mean change should be avoided. The Hurricanes offense could use a facelift.
Cover, Football, Sports
Quarterbacks prove ineffective, No. 16 Miami upset by Virginia
If there is anything certain about college football, it’s that there are no guarantees. Just one week ago, Miami quarterback N’Kosi Perry had thrown four touchdowns to lead the Hurricanes from 20 points down to defeat rival Florida State, seemingly securing his starting spot over former lead man Malik Rosier – at least for a…
Cover, Crime and Safety, News
Homicide detectives investigating death of UM student
Miami-Dade Police homicide detectives are investigating after a University of Miami architecture student was found dead in his apartment Sunday afternoon.
Cover, Football, Sports, UM-FSU
Rivalry renewed: UM looks for first win over FSU at home since 2004
Breaking a seven-year drought without a win against rival Florida State in 2017 was monumental for Miami Hurricanes football in more ways than one. Not only was the 24-20, last-second victory the beginning of what would be a historic run in the Atlantic Coast Conference, but it also marked a new chapter for the Canes…
Academics, Community, Cover, News, Obituaries
Former UM professor dies after hit-and-run in Coconut Grove
David Hertzig, 85, was struck by a car while biking to work Sept. 24, and died six days later. The driver fled the scene and has not yet been identified.
Community, Cover, News, Politics
Michelle Obama speaks on campus, encourages audience to vote
“As a citizen, wouldn’t you want to be absolutely positive that those elected officials are looking out for all of us and not just a small percent?” Obama said.
Community, Cover, News, Obituaries
Sophomore dies five weeks after car accident
“Baylie is the type of member you hope to have,” Zeta Tau Alpha President Chloe Vizzone said at the time of the accident. “She is a friend to everyone, tremendously academically-focused and ambitious, and she never fails to put a smile on your face.”
Cover, Football, Sports
Hurricanes defense ties program record in ACC-opening victory over Tar Heels
Mark Richt knew who would start under center for Miami’s Atlantic Coast Conference opener against North Carolina. But the Hurricanes’ faithful found out when N’Kosi Perry ran onto the field for Miami’s first drive, which was met with a roar of cheers. However, it was the Hurricanes’ defense — which entered the game ranked second…
Cover, Opinion
Focus on the victims – not the politics
As controversial headlines sweep the nation, another victim’s trauma is turned into a political battle.
Campus Life, Cover, News
Banned Books Week: what to expect and how to get involved
If books such as J. K. Rowling’s “Harry Potter,” Harper Lee’s “To Kill a Mockingbird”, J. D. Salinger’s “Catcher in the Rye” or Dr. Seuss’s “The Lorax” sound familiar, then Richter Library’s upcoming Banned Books Week is worth participating in.