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Freedom Tower reopens with new immigration exhibits

After two years of restoration and nearly a century of standing as a silent witness to Miami’s evolution, the Freedom Tower has officially reopened. Originally built in 1925 as the headquarters of...

Easter egg hunt draws big turnout at Merrick farmers market

The weekly Farmers’ & Artisans’ Market at The Shops at Merrick Park had a bit more buzz than usual on Easter Sunday. What’s normally a laid-back farmer’s market turned into a full-on Easter celeb...

From the Rock to Ray Liotta, UM’s most iconic alumni

From Hollywood actors and musicians to icons and entrepreneurs, UM’s alumni network is filled with notable names who have left a lasting impact in the world. As UM celebrates its layered history, ...

Mayfair Grill brings tastes of tranquility and beauty

Brunch with the girls? First date? Big family meal? Mayfair Grill is the perfect restaurant for everyone in Miami.  Nestled within the heart of Coconut Grove, Mayfair Grill offers an experien...

Tate McRae’s “Sports Car” review:  seductive, confident evolution in pop

Tate McRae is the bright future of pop, and “Sports Car” is more proof that she's one of the most exciting artists in the genre right now. With every release, she manages to outdo herself, evolvin...

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...

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.