Condos have replaced houses. Porsches have replaced Hondas. And wealthy people will replace the minorities who’ve birthed Miami.
The indoctrination that comes with a Catholic education
For ten years, I was trained to be anti-abortion. But as a junior at the University of Miami, I feel compelled to argue that this framework to educate young minds is toxic.
Kamala Harris may not be Democrats best bet for winning in 2020
Senator Kamala Harris seems like a Democratic dream candidate on paper. However, Democrats may be better off selecting a more moderate, populist candidate if they want to defeat Donald Trump and reclaim the White House in January of 2021.
Trump’s reopening of government reminds us that the wall he wants already exists
Trump’s casual reopening of the federal government like a pop-up shop for a bill that Democrats proposed weeks earlier shows his incompetence.
The decline of our democracy in the face of furloughed federal workers
The federal workers affected by the shutdown are crucial employees to American safety.
The culture of hazing at UM
It’s time for us as a student body to accept our inaction and stigmatizing as crimes against each other
Former felons can change Florida’s future
It has been a long time coming for felons to be granted their right to vote once again in the state of Florida.
The constant power struggle between faith and politics
Faith and politics are simultaneously at work when voting
What Homecoming means to me
On a broader scale, homecoming is a celebration of the wide-reaching influence this campus and its students, both old and new, have on their communities.
Brett Kavanaugh changed my vote
Don’t be surprised if that forecasted blue wave ends up being a red tsunami this November
Make democracy great again
Whatever the outcome of this election is, it’s important that we never stop showing up and putting our vote where our voice is.
Why I voted
This year, Florida’s midterm elections marked the first time that I cast my vote and took my opinions to the polls