Members of the UM community weighed in on the ongoing impeachment inquiry.
Cover, News, Politics
Students divided over Democratic presidential candidates
“There are far too many candidates on stage, and each are only given enough time to give a memorized spiel about President Trump, or to take a whack at one of the other candidates,” Corde said. “When I watch the debates, I’m expecting to be able to understand what all of their positions are, but I feel like that just hasn’t happened yet.”
Community, News, Politics
Guilty or innocent: UM reacts to Trump impeachment inquiry
Varying viewpoints sprung up around UM’s campus last week after Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi announced that House Democrats would move forward with an official impeachment inquiry against Trump.
Campus Life, News, Politics
UM celebrates National Voter Registration Day
“We’ve been surprised by the number of students who have registered. Practically everyone who has passed by us has registered or at least have asked how to register in their own state.”
News, Politics
Get Out The Vote seeks to mobilize student voters
“I feel like a lot of people don’t realize that their decision to vote or not to vote affects other people more than just themselves”
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.”
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.
National News, News, Politics
UM community reacts to State of the Union address
“Personally, I was surprised to hear the bipartisan undertones of the president’s remarks,” said, Kinnon McGrath, president of the UM College Democrats.
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Students reflect on Marjory Stoneman Douglas shooting one year later
“How the baby boomers remembered the Vietnam protests of 1969, I’m certain that’s how generations raised throughout the 2000s will remember Parkland.”
Campus Life, Community, International, News, Politics
Political developments in Venezuela: The University of Miami responds
“It consumes my thoughts every day.”
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Effects of the government shutdown felt at UM
“It’s immoral that politicians are getting paid when hard-working people like TSA are not,” said UM trustee Jonathan McAndrews.
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New SG recommendation bill seeks to make getting to the polls easier
Ashlyn Coleman, the SG chair of academic affairs, said the bill is intended to promote civic engagement on campus and is in no way forcing professors to cancel class.