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Quaint or outdated?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, Community, News
Relay for Life returns to unite Canes against cancer
“It was not until I joined Relay for Life here at UM that I really saw the huge impact it has on the community”
Community, News, Politics
UM community reacts to the Mueller investigation
“We should not have to rely solely on the summary prepared by President Trump’s attorney general,” he said, noting the nuanced language of the letter. “The report should be released and released quickly.”
Campus Life, Community, News
Whitely Women’s Leadership Symposium empowers students to pursue professional aspirations
“I left feeling more united with other women and recognized that the challenges I face, I never face alone”
Community, Cover, News, Politics
Governor announces appointment of UM law school alumnae to judicial court
“I was confident that they had the integrity, the intellect, the appreciation of the important role that judges play, but also the limited role that judges play, as well as an appreciation for the separation of powers,” said DeSantis.
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”
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.
Community, News, Politics
President Trump visits FIU, discusses Venezuelan crisis
“The twilight hour of socialism has arrived in our hemisphere,” Trump said.
Campus Life, Community, Greek Life, News
Four UM fraternities placed on social probation after illicit party
“Any organization who was found responsible for violating regulations will be held responsible,” said Steven Priepke, senior associate dean of students and the founding father of UM’s chapter of SAE.
Campus Life, Community, News, Student Government
Student Government ticket profiles
The 2019 Student Government executive tickets explain their plans to improve the student experience.
Campus Life, Community, News
UM reflects on Black Awareness Month
“The culture of Black America is literally just reaching out to other people and trying to pull support and help so why not do that during a month about us.”