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Zeta Beta Tau returns to campus for first time since 2019 and is ready to m...

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.

Rihanna’s 2023 Super Bowl performance was underwhelming

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.

Your first semester at UM? Try this spring semester bucket list

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.

UM students complete Life Time Miami Marathon, Half

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.

Students of Color Symposium demonstates “Mental Health is Mental Weal...

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).

8 of the best ways to spend Valentine’s Day in Miami

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.

Out with “The Storm,” in with “The Eye”

At the University of Miami’s Watsco Center, every home game begins in pitch dark. Students hold up their phone flashlights to welcome the hurricanes onto the court. Anticipation builds in as students wait for the first confetti explosion, which signals UM’s first three-pointer of the game. This is some of the excitement that the passionate UM student section, “The Eye” brings to every women’s and men’s basketball game.

COPE puts the (DE) in (DE)Stress with on-campus activity event

It’s that time of year again where club Richter remains open 24/7, students are chugging Celcius and calculating how much they need to get on their last paper in order to get a B in a class. That’s right… It's finals season.

A UM student’s guide to Black Friday and Cyber Monday

Deals, deals and more deals! There’s nothing better for a college student than saving money. Whether you need to get some holiday shopping done for friends and family or just want to treat yourself, now is the time to take full advantage of Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals.

Netflix’s “The Watcher” proves that true stories don̵...

Based on a true story, “The Watcher” follows the Brannock family who purchase a gorgeous mansion in the New Jersey suburbs to escape their busy city life. However, their initial bliss doesn’t last long when the family starts to receive threatening letters from someone named The Watcher. The question then becomes this — who is this watcher, what do they want and will the family be able to stay in the house?

Morgan Fry

Morgan Fry is a sophomore from La Grange, IL majoring in management and marketing with a minor in journalism. She began writing for The Hurricane in the first semester of her freshman year and is excited to take on a new role as Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor. Her love of Miami restaurants, site seeing and pop culture translates into her writing, which she is excited grow and share with the A&E section. Outside of the paper, Fry is a team leader for the Management 100 program in the business school and is involved with her sorority, Pi Beta Phi.