“You have no idea how much I have cried because of Venezuela. I cry every day. That is why it is hard for me to speak.”
Health, News
UM community responds to vaccine controversy
“What I am not okay with is the thought of dangerous, preventable diseases being spread around on my campus.”
Administration, News, Profiles
Dean Shepherd to leave lasting legacy at School of Communication
“As a result of the kind and compassionate tone he has set as a leader, the School of Communication is one of the most collegial and truly interdisciplinary places I’ve ever worked”
Campus Life, Cover, News
Annual Commencement Ball celebrates seniors
Likened to a “less stressful” version of prom, the ball was an opportunity for seniors to reconnect with friends and enjoy a night of dancing and casino games.
Community, Construction, News
Renovations to School of Architecture building cause mixed responses
Quaint or outdated? The renovations of historical Building 48 in the School of Architecture leaves many people ecstatic about its preservation, but others calling for big change.
Campus Life, Construction, News
Construction on intramural fields elicits mixed reactions
“This is the first time the outdoor fields behind the Wellness Center will be completely renovated,” said executive director of the Herbert Wellness Center, Scott Levin.
News, Student Organization
SportsDesk nominated for Suncoast Student Production Award
“Even though SportsDesk has been fortunate enough to be nominated and eventually win several awards over the years, the thrill of winning never gets old.”
Campus Life, News
What matters to Ken Jeong: Minority representation in film
Actor, comedian and physician Ken Jeong told UM students what matters to him during a discussion on minority representation in the entertainment industry.
News, Student Government
U First looks back on its accomplishments
After a year of hard work and countless meetings, the U First executive ticket members completed their term with lessons learned and campaign promises fulfilled.
National News
Students respond to allegations against Joe Biden
Too close for comfort? The man who helped launch the national It’s On Us campaign, Joe Biden, has been accused of making women feel uncomfortable.
Cover, News, Science and Technology
UM’s underground lab: Are clear fish a clue to understanding Autism?
“Zebrafish, as a model organism, allow the scientific community to explore the uniqueness of marine model organisms compared to their terrestrial counterparts.”