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Making Miami moves: A guide to avoiding tourist traps

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Miami’s weather, attractions and nightlife attract people from all over the world all year round and the city relies on tourism for billions of dollars in revenue. While tourists may not be aware of traps set to drain their wallets, Miami locals know where to avoid and where to go for a better, less expensive experience.

Captivating ‘Canes on campus: events to look forward to this fall

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As the Fall semester approaches, many students are eager to explore the experiences that come with living in Miami. Between music, food, fashion and art, the Miami entertainment scene holds an endless selection of places to see and things to do. However, the University of Miami also hosts a variety of on-campus programs and activities to explore. Whether you decide to go out or stay in, you will find entertainment all over campus. Here are some events to look forward to this fall:

Campus coffee: UM spots to satisfy that caffeine craving

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“Where can I get coffee on campus?” No question is more important when you’re half awake, running late to class and looking for the closest place to get some espresso. From cold brew to cafecito, here are all the best places (in no particular order) to enjoy coffee here at UM.

How to make the most of your time at the U

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Starting college can be daunting. Traveling to an unfamiliar place, not knowing anyone there and trying to navigate adulthood all at the same time is a lot. But here at University of Miami, “‘Canes Care for ‘Canes’” and want to support you during the transition to college life. Though you’ve likely watched all the UM “Dorm Room Tour” and “Day in the Life” YouTube videos that exist, here are six tips from The Miami Hurricane to make the most of your time at UM.

A recap of ASU Africa Week 2022

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Following the success of “A Taste of Africa: Jabali,” the African Students Union (ASU) hosted Africa Week from April 11-15. Organized entirely by the members of ASU’s Freshman Leadership Initiative (FLI), the week’s events showcased the diversity of African cultures through a variety of themed events.

“The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time” brings live...

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From March 4-11, the Jerry Herman Ring Theatre hosted its production of the play written by Simon Stephens, marking live theatre’s return to UM for the semester.

UM alum Mic Nickels releases debut book and album, “Bars for DaysR...

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Released in Dec. 2021, the book coincides with the completion of his solo album, also titled “Bars for Days.” Both the book and the album draw on his experiences as a child, college student, musician and parent.

10 songs that radiate #BlackGirlMagic

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As Black History Month continues, we aim to celebrate the Black experience — one that, throughout history, is told by music in every genre. While we could compile a list of powerful Black girl anthems, this playlist highlights every part of being a Black girl, from empowering messages of self-love to honest moments of vulnerability. Here are 10 songs that radiate #BlackGirlMagic.

10 rom-coms to watch this February

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While some lean more towards romance and others have more comedy, all of these films have their own special quality and have secured a spot on my favorite rom-coms list. Whether you’re watching them with a significant other or your best friends, here are ten romantic comedies that you can stream all month long.

What’s happening in Miami this spring?

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As another semester arrives, we are all excited to explore the experiences that come with living in Miami. Between music, food and fashion, the entertainment scene this spring is full of exciting events.
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Layomi Adeojo

Layomi Adeojo is a senior from Leesport, Pa. double majoring in psychology & English literature and minoring in creative writing. She started writing for The Hurricane as a freshman and is excited to return as the Arts & Entertainment Editor. Involved in campus life, Layomi is also a President’s 100 Tour Guide, a Dean’s Ambassador, a leader in Inspire U Academy and a research assistant with the SHINE lab. As A&E editor, she looks forward to uniting her love for people, storytelling and the arts.

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