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State Department pauses interviews for international student visas

Elena Fallow -
The State Department announced that it is temporarily suspending student and exchange visas. This announcement comes four days after a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order against the Trump administration’s attempt to prevent Harvard f...

A legacy to remember, the life of Allan Herbert

Elena Fallow -
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Allan Herbert, a proud triple ‘Cane, longtime University of Miami philanthropist and former m...

Cory Booker’s record-breaking speech: A moment that still echoes

Lauren Aguirre Medina -
When you think of a filibuster, you might imagine a senator standing at the podium, talking for hours just to delay a vote. It is not always glamorou...

SPORTS

Baseball

Miami baseball falls just shy of return to Omaha, defeated 3-2 by Louisville

Sebastian Font -
As Louisville storms the field after clinching their sixth Men’s College World Series appearance, Miami sits in a state of two worlds after a 3-2 loss in game three. On the one hand, they were playing with house money, a team that was not expect...

Super Regional setback: Miami drops opening game 8-1 in a commanding loss to Louisville

Sebastian Font -
In their first Super Regional since 2016, the Miami Hurricanes stood two wins away from Omaha with only the Louisville Cardinals standing in their wa...

Hurricanes can’t rally after rough first inning, lose 17-6 to Southern Miss

Zach Cohen -
On a pristine Sunday night in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, the Miami Hurricanes looked to advance to the super regionals for the first time since 2016. ...

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Arts & entertainment

Arts & Entertainment

Ruben Rabasa knows the perfect day in Miami

Samantha Rodriguez -
“Are you a homosexual?” That was the first thing comedian Ruben Rabasa heard when he arrived in America. “Are you a communist?” was next. He had a pretty rough welcome. Rabasa wants people to have a better one on their next summer trip to Miami. ...
Arts & Entertainment

University of Miami professor steps into the kid’s literature world

Tracy Ramos -
“I never had an idea that came like a bolt of lightning before,” said Chantel Acevedo, a University of Miami English professor and double creative writing alumna.  In the summer of 2017, Acevedo got the idea for her first middle-grade book, ...

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