Even with impending finals, these six students kept their looks fresh.
Cover, Environment, Hurricane, News
Gifford Arboretum grows despite setbacks
A Category 4 hurricane wasn’t the only obstacle to plague the John C. Gifford Arboretum over the past year.
Cover, Opinion
Coughs, sniffles and ways to deal with being sick in college
After coming to college, I can safely say that my “only getting sick once a year” streak has long been broken.
Cover, Football, Sports
Coach Mark Richt says ‘Malik is ahead of everybody’ after first spring scrimmage
Rosier and redshirt freshman N’Kosi Perry – who is currently considered the clear No. 2 quarterback in the race – both got reps with the first and second teams.
Cover, Crime and Safety, News
Car flips into campus canal
Photos quickly circulated of the car in the canal. Here’s what we know.
Basketball, Cover, Sports
Lonnie Walker IV announces he will turn professional
Walker, who stands 6 feet 5 and weighs 204 pounds, is projected to be a first-round pick in the draft, and in many mock drafts, he is expected to be a lottery pick – one of the top 14 selections.
Basketball, Cover, Sports
Sophomore Dewan Huell declares for NBA Draft
The 6-foot-11, 220-pound forward did not hire an agent, giving him the option to return to Miami should he decide to take his name out of draft consideration. The deadline for underclassmen to withdraw from the draft is June 11.
Cover, News, Religious Life
UM students welcome the beginning of spring by throwing paint
An estimated 300 students attended UM’s Holi festivities March 31. The event is a traditional Hindu festival celebrating the beginning of spring and good prevailing over evil.
Baseball, Cover, Sports
Miami pitching struggles again in second consecutive loss to Georgia Tech
Miami (12-14, 6-5 ACC) totaled six hits on the day and didn’t score until the seventh inning.
Cover, Greek Life, News
Delta Gamma UM chapter suspended for at least two years
The national organization decided to suspend the UM chapter from campus for at least two academic years following a UM-led investigation into allegations of hazing and violations of university alcohol policy.
Campus Life, Cover, News
Iron Arrow Society taps 22 new inductees in spring 2018 class
The Iron Arrow Society selected new members to induct to continue its longstanding legacy at the University of Miami.
Community, Cover, National News, News
Thousands attend Miami’s March For Our Lives spearheaded by UM students
The City of Miami Beach was host to one of the more than 840 organized March For Our Lives events around the world advocating for gun control.