According to the New York Times, University of Miami had the 46th most cases out of more than 1,900 schools they tracked. As UM has continued to promote the semester as a success, many faculty disagree.
Cover, Football, Sports
No. 18 Hurricanes come back from 21-point deficit but fall short against No. 21 Oklahoma State without QB D’Eriq King in Cheez-It Bowl
The Hurricanes managed to rally back behind backup quarterback N’Kosi Perry, but the valiant effort fell short and the Hurricanes fell 37-34 in the 2020 Cheez-It Bowl at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida.
Basketball, Cover, Sports
Miami ends two-game skid, rides aggressive performances from Isaiah Wong and Anthony Walker
Sophomores Isaiah Wong and Anthony Walker combined for 43 points as the Miami Hurricanes men’s basketball team won their final non-conference matchup on the season against Jacksonville, 73-64, on Saturday afternoon at the Watsco Center
Academics, Campus Life, Cover, News
2020 Year in Review: UM community reflects on its challenges amid resiliency
The University of Miami endured a tumultuous year of surprises and hurdles: from responding to the coronavirus pandemic to implementing new health practices, to adapting to society’s new normal.
Cover, Football, Sports
Miami’s season collapses in a game that “will live in infamy”
The final box displayed an astounding 778-314 yardage advantage for the Tar Heels and a jaw-dropping 554-75 rushing yard differential in favor of UNC.
Basketball, Cover, Sports
Women’s basketball loses first game of season against Syracuse in ACC opener
The Miami Hurricanes women’s basketball team suffered their first loss of the season Thursday night, when the Canes fell 69-58, to the No. 20/18 Syracuse Orange.
Cover, Football, Sports
In blowout win at Duke, the Canes left no doubt
It was a frustrating few weeks for Miami, but they are back and better than ever this season after a 48-0 win at Duke. The margin of victory was the largest for the Canes in a conference game since joining the Atlantic Coast Conference in 2004.
Cover, Football, Sports
Miami obliterates Duke 48-0 after three-week hiatus
Dominating in every aspect of the game, Miami steamrolled the Blue Devils 48-0 in Durham, North Carolina in its first game since Nov. 14.
Cover, Football, Sports
No. 10 Miami returns to field against Duke after three weeks off
After a 20-day hiatus from football, the No. 10 ranked Miami Hurricanes will finally return to the field tonight.
Cover, News
Reversing course, UM announces virtual December commencement
Less than two weeks before commencement, Frenk announced the ceremony will be held virtually. The decision comes amidst a rise in Covid-19 cases in Miami and across the country. Prior to the email, UM had spent the previous month planning for a socially-distanced, in-person ceremony at Hard Rock stadium.
Basketball, Cover, Sports
Nine seasons in, Jim Larrañaga looks to make the 10th even more successful
After what has already marked ten seasons in Coral Gables, Fla., it is almost without a doubt that Hurricanes head coach Jim Larrañaga has achieved success in leading what has historically been a football-dominated school back to prominence at the national level.
Cover, Letters to the Editor, Opinion
Addressing the Ravicher matter
Despite Ravicher’s public comments to the contrary, he has not been “fired,” nor “pushed out,” nor “cancelled,” nor otherwise threatened with termination of his contract by me or anyone else in the UM leadership because of his social media posts.
