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Orgsync is gone. Here’s its replacement

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Engage by Campus Labs has replaced OrgSync as the University's online portal for clubs, student organizations and events

Texas Tribune co-founder Evan Smith visits UM

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“Journalism is the act of searching for the truth and telling people what you found."

UM aims to reduce food waste

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The University of Miami’s residential dining halls process about 1,150 p­ounds of food waste every day—that’s a pile of garbage about as heavy as a cow.

What Homecoming means to me

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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.

Homecoming just another week for UM alumni who work here

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For the alumni who are now employees at the U, every week is homecoming week.

UMindfulness reminds students to relax during midterms season

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It’s midterms season, and many students face an onslaught of exams, papers, and projects. However, members of the UMindfulness club say they have a solution to the stresses of college life.

Student Health Service strives to make flu shots more accessible

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With the flu season fast approaching, The University of Miami’s Student Health Service is gearing up to stop the spread of contagious disease, and vaccinations are its greatest weapon.

UM Law School podcast brings a new approach to news delivery

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In a world of instant news, staying informed can be overwhelming. UM Law School's new podcast, the Miami Law Explainer, aims to make current events easier to digest and understand.

Digital divide hampers hurricane preparedness

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South Florida’s susceptibility to major hurricanes is exacerbated by its most contemporary conundrum: the digital divide.

Confronting the reality of college

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Being surprised by my experiences and surroundings in college has positively impacted my own development.

Benjamin Estrada

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