From New Year’s fireworks to the opening crawl of “Star Wars,” why do we so often experience life from behind a 3-by-6 screen? Let’s find ways to be smarter and more thoughtful with our tech habits.

Even in the watershed #MeToo moment, that title feels like a premature pat on the back when there is so much work left to do and so much injustice affecting women worldwide.

Whether we like it or not, the friendships we cultivate shape us. So is it really worth keeping the bad ones around?

Tsitsi Wakhisi, the faculty adviser for The Miami Hurricane, was tapped into Iron Arrow last week, the highest honor a University of Miami community member can receive. As a staff, we thought it would be fitting to set aside part of our newspaper to congratulate her on this achievement and thank her for the tireless…

Daylight savings ended Nov. 5. Class registration for spring semester has already started. It’s the second week of November. Thanksgiving is just around the corner. It’s been one year since Trump was elected president. Our journalism professors reading this are cringing because we just violated their advice to never start a story with something as…

Fraternity brothers sent frantic messages in group chats, student organizations scurried to better understand what was happening and friends shared screenshots which got increasingly blurry as they were passed like a game of telephone. No more tailgates. The Canes are undefeated, and UM students are celebrating the best season we’ve had in years. The better…

Amazon is on the hunt for a location to build its second massive, job-creating headquarters, and even the University of Miami helped with Miami’s bid to attract the company. However, realistically speaking, Miami just isn’t the right place. Miami isn’t the first city that comes to mind when we think “tech-giant headquarters.” However, Miami has…

This semester has felt like a punch to the gut in a lot of ways. Hordes of burnt-out students crowd the library, madly trying to study what they may have learned weeks ago, before the hurricane. Student organizations scramble to figure out how to engage members who are more focus on their classes and regain…

The streak is broken. It’s written on our cover, it’s shared all over Canes fans’ social media and it’s etched in our minds. The 2017 rivalry game was more than just another victory for Canes football. That last minute of gameplay will be replayed for years to come every time the rivalry matchup rolls around….

The Trump administration’s lack of an immediate response in a hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico, coupled with jabs at San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz, demonstrate a lack of sensitivity following one of the worst natural disasters in recent memory. Where the federal government is failing, private individuals and local governments, particularly in South Florida, have an…