“During our investigation, it became clear that the ZBT chapter blatantly violated these policies. We value our 73-year partnership with the ZBT fraternity, and we therefore support their decision to close the chapter at this time.”
Campus Life, News
Mahoney-Pearson dining hall dishwashing machine breaks down
Patrons of the Mahoney-Pearson Dining Hall had to use plastic plates and utensils after the kitchen’s industrial dishwasher broke down.
Campus Life, News, Student Organization
UMTV’s SportsDesk awarded a College Emmy
“This has never been done in the history of SportsDesk; it was monumental.”
Community, News, Profiles
Peace Corps serves as stepping stone for professional development
“The University of Miami has an extremely diverse and talented student body, and many students are committed to service and the betterment of the world around them”
Environment, Health, News
Going green with community ‘Grow Walls’
“Installing the garden isn’t easy work, but it’s totally worth it. Tending the garden is just as relaxing as working in a traditional garden.”
Campus Life, News
Texas Tribune co-founder Evan Smith visits UM
“Journalism is the act of searching for the truth and telling people what you found.”
Housing, News
Security assistants maintain safety in the residential colleges
“This job teachers you to think on your feet in times of crisis and to remain calm so we can carry out necessary procedures.”
Community, News
PhilADthropy celebrates 10 years of giving back
For its tenth anniversary, PhilADthropy dedicated its services to an issue close to home: the non-profits of four MSD survivors fighting to end gun violence.
Campus Life, News, Student Government
Empower U wins Student Government election
This election had the highest voter turnout in the history of any UM Student Government election.
Campus Life, News
Bryan Norcross: from tracking hurricanes to teaching Canes
“In my opinion, I don’t think there’s a more pinnacle guy in Miami to take a weather-casting class from than Bryan Norcross”
Community, News, Politics
President Trump visits FIU, discusses Venezuelan crisis
“The twilight hour of socialism has arrived in our hemisphere,” Trump said.
Campus Life, News, Profiles, Religious Life
Hillel welcomes its first female president
Before this semester, there had never been a female president or two presidents—now, Hillel has both.