With high expectations fueled by a top-10 ranked recruiting class and a complete roster overhaul, the 2025-2026 University of Miami’s women’s basketball team fell short of expectations, finishing wit...
V’s Take, formerly Dear V, is The Miami Hurricane’s most controversial and longest-running column. Known for its anonymity and sharp satire, V tackles everything from love and sex to campus gossip.&n...
April Fools’ is the only time of the year when you are ethically allowed to psychologically torture your friends. You can use nearly any conversation throughout the day to break their reality for a c...
Marcela Galvez and Allegra Wynne-Kaplan turned their shared love for coffee and women’s empowerment into Barista Babes Coffee & Matcha, a mobile business serving University of Miami students week...
ColorStack, a national nonprofit dedicated to increasing the number of Black, Latinx and Indigenous students in technology-based majors, launched a chapter at the University of Miami this year.
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Cuba, an island 90 miles off the coast of Miami, is experiencing a worsening economic and energy crisis. Prolonged power outages, fuel shortages and rising food prices, tied in part to policies from ...
Inside the Gas South Arena on Thursday afternoon, No. 12 seeded Miami came up short against No. 5 seeded Notre Dame, 69-54, in the second round of the ACC Tournament.
Miami opened strong offensiv...
Tied 70-70 in the final seconds of the fourth quarter, Miami was forced into overtime against Stanford.
After missing the ACC Tournament last season with a 4-14 conference record, the Hurric...
With continued success across the University of Miami’s athletic programs, student attendance has been on the rise. But when teams fall into losing streaks, empty seats can quickly outnumber cheering...
“Wuthering Height,” a tragic love story novel that has long been considered a staple in high school English classrooms, has been transformed into a new film drenched in torrential rain and raw passio...
