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The ultimate guide to budget-friendly Miami experiences

Miami is often associated with luxury and high-end entertainment, but there are countless ways to experience the city without overspending. From stunning outdoor attractions to rich cultural experien...

Need a virtual hug? Check out these wholesome Instagram accounts

Social media is often criticized for amplifying negativity and anxiety, yet it also holds the potential to be a source of positivity, humor and hope.  Between the endless stream of content, w...

UM influencers on freedom, security and the future of TikTok

TikTok is used by thousands of University of Miami students daily to keep up with the latest trends and events. But, for the handful of UM influencers, it’s more than just a platform. It’s a liveliho...

Magic City Flea market combines thrifting, vintage and community to Downtow...

Tucked into the heart of Downtown Miami, the Magic City Flea market is steadily becoming a local Sunday staple for unique finds, artisan goods and community vibes.  Since its founding in Apri...

Tate McRae’s hot new single review “it’s ok, i’m ok”

Tate McRae again set the world on fire when she showcased her unreleased song “it’s ok, i’m ok” on Aug. 22 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The song officially released Sept. 12 and since h...

Tate McRae shines in her “Think Later” World Tour: a bold step into pop sta...

With electrifying performances, stunning visuals and emotional depth, Tate McRae’s “Think Later World Tour” is captivating audiences worldwide. Tate McRae’s “Think Later World Tour,” spanning from...

Fall in love with Starbucks’ 2024 fall drinks

As the fall season of midterms, quizzes and projects approaches, Starbucks once again welcomes the cozy autumn vibes with their fall 2024 lineup of signature drinks.  This year’s offerings are a blen...

What to expect at your first tailgate

At the University of Miami, tailgates are more than just a prelude to the football game – they’re a full-blown tradition where Hurricane pride is celebrated all day. While the excitement for the open...

Bri Pearson

Brianna Pearson is a senior from Minneapolis, Minnesota, double‑majoring in Journalism and Media Management with a minor in Motion Pictures. She joined The Miami Hurricane in the fall of her sophomore year and has been part of the Arts & Entertainment section ever since. Over nearly three years with the paper, Bri has covered everything from campus arts showcases to film premieres and cultural events across Miami. She is absolutely thrilled to step into the role of co‑editor and help shape the section’s voice, coverage and creative direction. Outside the newsroom, Bri plays on the University of Miami’s club volleyball team and loves traveling around South Florida. When she’s not on the court or cruising down Alligator Alley, she’s usually bingeing TV shows, catching new releases in the theater whenever she can, or exploring Miami’s music scene.