The University of Miami is investigating after a Snapchat video, allegedly featuring a UM student using the n-word, circulated on social media over the weekend.
Community, Crime and Safety, News
Police chase, crash closes U.S. 1 near Coral Gables campus
A police chase and crash involving a stolen vehicle briefly closed U.S. 1 near the University of Miami’s Coral Gables campus Monday, Oct. 8.
Campus Life, Community, Health, News
Student Health Service strives to make flu shots more accessible
With the flu season fast approaching, The University of Miami’s Student Health Service is gearing up to stop the spread of contagious disease, and vaccinations are its greatest weapon.
Community, News
National Gandhi Day of Service offers students chance to connect with community
The University of Miami’s largest annual service day, The National Gandhi Day of Service, will take place Oct. 13 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and offer students a chance to get involved in their off-campus community.
Campus Life, Community, News
Students ponder post-grad, professional tracks at annual expo
Everyone was there for the Toppel Career Center’s signature recruiting event: the Fall Career Expo and Graduate Fair. More than 1,000 students registered to attend.
Community, National News, News, Politics
UM law professors urge against Kavanaugh confirmation
Their names appear on a list of nearly 2,500 law professors who’ve deemed Kavanaugh unfit for the Supreme Court.
Campus Life, Community, News
National Association of Black Journalists to make its campus debut in January
“In the black community, it’s good to have support from people who look like you and share the same struggles,” said freshman broadcast journalism major McKenzie Stoute, who hopes to join NABJ in the spring. “I want to utilize my knowledge and skills to collaborate with other journalists and gain new experiences.”
Campus Life, Community, News
UMPD Teach Self-Defense Classes to Female Students and Faculty
The University of Miami Police Department employs 1,863 security cameras and a 24/7 patrol service in order to minimize danger on campus, but the organization also encourages people to take personal safety into their own hands.
Community, News
Student launches website to help others stand out to employers
It’s often hard to stand out in today’s competitive job market, but UM senior Mark Akhimien said that he has a solution for students who are looking to get ahead.
Community, News
What’s new in on-campus dining
“We are always looking for ways to make our dining options more inclusive. We conduct surveys, focus groups, and just talk to our students,” she said.
Academics, Community, Cover, News, Obituaries
Former UM professor dies after hit-and-run in Coconut Grove
David Hertzig, 85, was struck by a car while biking to work Sept. 24, and died six days later. The driver fled the scene and has not yet been identified.
Community, Cover, News, Politics
Michelle Obama speaks on campus, encourages audience to vote
“As a citizen, wouldn’t you want to be absolutely positive that those elected officials are looking out for all of us and not just a small percent?” Obama said.