The sky's the limit when it comes to splurging in Miami. From day trips to nightlife, there are many ways to treat yourself to lavish experiences and luxury goods. If you’re looking to blow off some steam and some cash, look no further than this list of ways to spend lavishly in the Magic City.

Struggling to find a place to live next year? With on-campus housing more competitive than ever, many UM students are scrambling to find off-campus living options for the 2023-2024 academic year. Whether you are looking for affordable, luxury or walkable living accommodations, there are a variety of nearby options for UM students to choose from.

March is Women’s History Month and female student leaders at UM are reflecting on what the month means to them and how they will celebrate the women of our campus.

Growing up in Tampa, ecosystem and policy major freshman Laruen Novorska recalls looking at animals, marine life and the oceans of South Florida. When she started to notice red tide, or harmful algal blooms in the waters near her home, she knew she wanted to do something to address and educate others on environmental issues in Florida.

With the new ZBT chapter’s one year anniversary approaching, the brotherhood is able to reflect on the integral role they have played in the UM community since the organization’s return in the spring of 2022.

Floating stages, a long red coat, flashing lights and a pregnancy reveal? If there’s one thing Rihanna’s 2023 Super Bowl halftime performance did, it was spark conversation.

If you’re new to UM this semester, you might feel overwhelmed with everything to explore in South Florida. Coming from a fall semester freshman, here are the can’t-miss activities for students looking to elevate their Miami experience.

As Dom Culetta, senior exercise physiology major, crossed the finish line of the annual Life Time Fitness Miami Marathon, all of the leg cramps, sweat and pain were replaced with a euphoric feeling of strength and pride. After experiencing the views of cruise ships at sunrise, the high rises of Brickell and support from nearly 25,000 other runners, participating University of Miami students earned their medals for completing half and full marathons. The Miami Marathon, sponsored by Life Time Fitness, started at 6 a.m. on Jan. 29, where runners had the option to race in the full or half marathon. Some UM students decided to take on the challenge.

Massage chairs, essential oils, free food and a word from New York Times Best Seller, Alex Elle. These are some of the experiences that will make up the sixth annual Students of Color Symposium (SOCS).

Get your wallets ready! It’s time to buy chocolate boxes, teddy bears and jewelry. That’s right, Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. If you’re struggling to decide how to spend the day, look no further than The Miami Hurricane’s list of eight ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day in Miami.