With the help of Latin legends like Daddy Yankee and Anuel AA, the 20-track project is an unpredictable exploration of love and loss delivered through a combination of trap rap and reggaeton.
Community, Coronavirus, Culture
No gym, no problem: Working out when you can’t leave home
Your social life might suffer right now, but your workout routine doesn’t have to. In fact, maybe LIV closing down was one of the best things to happen to your fitness regimen in a long time.
Culture, Food
List of restaurants near campus available for delivery and takeout
For those local commuter students and those students choosing to stay in the dorms or local apartments for the remainder of the semester, here is a list of several fan-favorite eateries nearby campus that are ready to fulfill your next delivery or takeout order.
Books, Coronavirus, Culture, Movies, Music, Television
What to do when there’s nothing to do: Entertainment for self quarantine
While staying informed and being socially responsible is imperative in a situation like this one, it is not everything. Sometimes, you will need a break from the bad news. The Hurricane is here to help.
Community, Coronavirus, Culture, Music
Ultra pulls the plug, offers no refunds
An email sent by organizers promised ticket holders admission to 2021 or 2022 events, an exclusive extra performance at the next festival, discounts on merchandise and a slew of other benefits outlined in the official email below. One word, however, was missing from the email that has many fans upset– “refund.”
Community, Culture, Food
VegFest 2020 brings vegan education to UM campus
This year marked the first ever VegFest held in Miami, with roughly 1,500 attendees and 21 vendors selling vegan-friendly food, beauty and fashion products.
Culture, Q & A + Profiles
From tragedy to making change: Rape survivor gives back to community, encourages others follow suit
“I was completely unconscious, only waking up a few times to see and feel what was happening,” recalled Emily Andrews, 21. “When I finally woke up and regained control, my rapist was laying his body on mine.”
Community, Cover, Culture
SpectrUM’s DragOut lights up campus with glamour, pride
From the many gorgeous outfits to the uplifting energy of the crowd, DragOut was a night full of excitement and surprises. Attendees and performers alike left Shalala feeling body-confident and empowered and with a full camera roll of videos to remember the celebratory night.
Books, Culture
Binge-worthy reads to get you through spring semester
March 2 is National Read Across America Day. And, as awesome as binge watching Netflix can be, sometimes reading a great book is just as good.
Community, Culture, Movies
‘Onward’ set designer discusses passion for finding life in animation
On Thursday, Feb. 17, Carlos Felipe León– Shading Art Director of the upcoming film “Onward”– discussed the secret to unlocking artistic expression at the University of Miami School of Communication.
Culture, Music, Reviews
‘Unlocked’ is an exercise in sheer creativity and fun
What makes Denzel Curry and Kenny Beats’ newest project so special is that it’s an example of what hip-hop needs right now: pure unfiltered creativity between artists and producers.
Culture, Food
Around the world in five hours: SOBEWFF’S Grand Tasting Village brings international food, drink to Miami
One of the most popular and affordable events of the annual South Beach Wine and Food Festival, Goya Foods’ Grand Tasting Village, welcomed ticket holders to sample food and drink from the finest chefs, caterers, wine enthusiasts and bartenders of Miami and beyond.