Homecoming Executive Committee student organizers “Bring the Beat Bac...

Layomi Adeojo - November 8, 2021

While the entire UM community enjoyed the outcome of their hard work and dedication, Homecoming couldn’t happen without the members of HEC, a diverse cohort of 30 students who planned months in advance.

UM students react to global Netflix sensation ‘Squid Game’

Layomi Adeojo - October 14, 2021

Not even a month after its release, the gory survival drama has surpassed “Bridgerton” as the streaming platform’s most-watched series.

Cinematic Arts Commission shows free films on campus every week

Layomi Adeojo - September 28, 2021

The Cinematic Arts Commission (CAC), one of Hurricane Production’s seven committees, hosts weekly movies every Wednesday and Saturday at the Lakeside Village Auditorium.

Hurricane Productions puts on “Canes Greatest Show”

Layomi Adeojo - September 20, 2021

On Friday, Sept. 17, Canes Night Live (CNL) transformed the Shalala Student Center into a carnival complete with music, festivities and giveaways. Teaming up with CaneStage Theatre Company, the Hurricane Productions (HP) committee took inspiration from the Disney film “The Greatest Showman” to create a fun-filled evening.

Why the 2021 Met Gala fell flat

Layomi Adeojo - September 17, 2021

Against the backdrop of racial injustice, political divide and a global pandemic, American culture has undergone a radical shift in the last two years. Particularly, fashion in the United States has become political, with issues like diversity, sustainability and elitism dominating the conversation.

What to expect at this year’s Met Gala

Layomi Adeojo - September 7, 2021

After last year’s cancellation and postponement in May, fashion’s “biggest night out” is back. Marking the end of New York Fashion Week, this year’s Met Gala will take place on Sept. 13 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The best ways to stay healthy in college

Layomi Adeojo - August 24, 2021

With the excitement that the first week brings—and the hectic energy of a new semester—it’s easy to get overwhelmed, forgetting about your health.

Tate McRae leaves failed relationships behind on ‘TOO YOUNG TO BE SAD...

Layomi Adeojo - April 20, 2021

McRae’s previous music has drawn comparisons to Billie Eilish, but her latest EP proves she has found and embraced her own sound.

10 incredible female poets for Women’s History Month

Layomi Adeojo - March 29, 2021

A list of 10 powerful women who have shaped American poetry and inspired a new generation of female poets.

5 takeaways from ‘Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry...

Layomi Adeojo - March 18, 2021

After dropping a highly-anticipated collaboration with Rosalía back in January, teenage idol Billie Eilish returned to the spotlight last month with the AppleTV documentary, 'Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry.'

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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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