All students can participate in the largest service day at the University of Miami. This is an opportunity for students to get involved in the community and really attune to Mahatma Gandhi’s life ideals and fulfill their civic duty through community service.
Currently, there are 400 people registered for the event, comprised of students, alumni, community members, business leaders and faculty.
“Reading and being able to access all kinds of literature is critical, especially in a democracy.”
Frenk said that “the Roadmap to our New Century has a single guiding purpose— to make the University of Miami a beacon of understanding, prosperity and well-being that illuminates and inspires this community and the world.”
Wednesday night, Sept.11 marks the third year of the popular late-night breakfast, where between 750 to 1,000 pancakes are given out.
“There are a lot of people that can’t get themselves prepared. We want to be there for them.”
“If we get hit with another hurricane, the island is going to be full of destruction.”
“It helps to know you’re in a community that cares,” said Katya Saunders, president of the Bahamian Student Association and a Bahamas native.
“Dorian is potentially as severe as the reports say, but there is always room for the weather reports to be wrong.”
Quaint or outdated?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.
“It was not until I joined Relay for Life here at UM that I really saw the huge impact it has on the community”