Students representing several organizations competed Monday, Nov. 5. to earn a spot on the 2019 Homecoming Court.
Cover, Football, Sports
Miami defense asserts dominance in 27-10 win over Florida State
Behind one of their strongest defensive performances this season, the Miami Hurricanes defeated the Florida State Seminoles for the third consecutive year, finishing the game 27-10.
Cover, Football, Sports, UM-FSU
Led by Williams, Hurricanes look to regain offensive rhythm against rival Florida State
Coming off a close win in the final moments a week ago at Pittsburgh, the Miami Hurricanes look to continue their momentum into Saturday’s game against rival Florida State in Tallahassee.
Administration, Campus Life, Cover, News
‘Overworked, overloaded’ janitorial staff protesting employer ABM
“The university has such little respect for the fact that we are also human beings and that we also have rights and deserve a normal life”
Campus Life, Cover, Housing, News
Stanford Walsh 9 wins Halloween dorm decorating contest
Halloween is in full swing at Stanford Residential College.
Community, Cover, News
‘I’m Not Lovin It’: Students protest to end animal abuse at McDonald’s
“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 Communication 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.