The ranking by The Princeton Review marks the first time in the program’s 33 year history that it has been ranked in the top 50.
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Last day for Farmers’ Market this semester
The outdoor market near the Richter Library will be open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. today before closing for winter break.
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Professor Q&A: Why do we have an Electoral College?
In the wake of the election, The Hurricane sat down with Max Fraser, an associate history professor at UM, to discuss the history of the electoral college and its potential future.
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On day of deadline, 3,413 UM students still have not gotten flu shots
9,433 students have received their seasonal flu vaccine, while another 3,413 have not according to UM.
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UM passes 1,000 COVID cases
With one week of in-class instruction remaining, the University of Miami passed 1,000 cases of Covid-19.
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UM professors discuss claims of voter fraud
“There is no credible evidence of voter fraud. Period.”
Academics, News
No pass/fail grading option for fall semester as of now
On Oct. 27 2020, the University of Miami decided to not offer a Pass/Fail grading option for classes this semester, and instead has emphasized on alternatives such as the Incomplete Grade option.
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‘Mask-erade’ art project aims to shed light on the Covid-19 pandemic
“It is a way for us to do something and influence how people behave on-campus and off-campus and try to protect our health and those around us,” said Scylla Blervacq, a senior majoring in health science, who is also a student in the socially-engaged art class and participated in the “mask-erade.”
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Students express concerns over UM Law professor’s Twitter account
University of Miami School of Law professor Daniel Ravicher began tweeting his views on Twitter in support of Trump, which included accusing the Democrats of cheating by deliberately stopping votes.
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Florida 2020 Recap: Former UM President Donna Shalala loses House seat
Democrats in Florida lost big on Election Day, with the state moving firmly to the right in elections for president and Congress, including an unexpected unseating of South Florida Reps. Donna Shalala (D-27) and Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D-26).
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UM College Republicans members make racist comments during club meeting
A viral social media post shows screenshots of University of Miami College Republicans making racist comments during a club meeting via Zoom directed at Vice Presidential candidate Kamala Harris on the eve of the election.
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Election 2020: How U voted
We’re taking the pulse of the campus to share your thoughts and experiences about voting in what has been called one of the most contentious and pivotal presidential elections in U.S. political history.