Maybe tragedies like 9/11 can not only serve as moments to honor the lives that were lost, but as reminders to appreciate every single human being who has touched your life.
Cover, Letters to the Editor, Opinion
UM administrators: Misleading information about Lakeside Village
The September 8 article in The Miami Hurricane extensively quoted from the lawsuit and an interview with the employee, Ricardo Arnau, who has fashioned himself as a self-proclaimed “whistleblower” by bringing alleged code violations to light.
Nothing could be further from the truth.
Columnists, Op-Ed, Opinion
The Power of Organizing
In the light of George Floyd’s untimely, cold-blooded murder, social media helped spread the horrific news.
Columnists, Op-Ed, Opinion
‘Canes Care for ‘Canes, or do they?
And because we know that there is a vast racial disparity concerning the prognosis of those diagnosed with coronavirus, the continued effort to open a campus in an in-person format means that BIPOC students, staff, groundskeepers, dining hall workers, and instructors will disproportionately be forced to deal with the repercussions.
Cover, Football, Opinion, Sports
Are Hard Rock Stadium’s fan attendance protocols doomed to fail?
While the Dolphins have compiled an extensive 46-page long document addressing how they will combat the spread of Covid-19 within the stadium, all it takes is one asymptomatic carrier to spoil it for everybody. Beyond Hard Rock Stadium, the consequences of this can extend as far as UM’s campus community.
Columnists, Opinion
Happiness comes in waves
Surfing has become my personal coping mechanism for quarantine blues. Completely new to the sport, I found an old board in my grandma’s basement and decided it would be the perfect pastime to explore in Miami.
Columnists, Opinion
Why is the university blaming students for its own error?
What has been particularly frustrating in the ensuing events since the TikTok video surfaced for me has been the administration’s quick blaming of students.
Columnists, Op-Ed, Opinion
All My Friends Are Dead
In short, the kids are not alright. The current freshmen have been in quarantine for months while the federal government failed to adequately test, or even develop a plan.
Letters to the Editor, Opinion
An invitation to our students
Unfortunately, many of us have not had the freedom to decide how our courses should be taught this semester because the mode of delivery is being imposed without regard for the expertise of the professors of record.
Op-Ed, Opinion
The university does not care about its graduate student instructors
The university administration cares more about not giving up power and money than helping graduate student instructors find accommodations for teaching online. If the administration of the university cares for its graduate student instructors like it says it does, they will reverse the accommodation requirements and allow instructors to receive the choice to teach virtually.
Cover, Op-Ed, Opinion
UM should reopen. Here’s why
Another semester of doing everything through Zoom is not a feasible alternative for many students.
Opinion, Staff Editorial
If UM wants to be on the right side of history, administration should start listening to Black students
During this time of immense Black death and trauma, Black students shouldn’t have to go through the labor of theorizing justice for themselves and other counterparts.