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The Cloisters vacates units following city inspections

Jenny Jacoby and Lauren Ferrer -
Following the Miami Hurricane’s coverage on the Cloisters Miami housing crisis. The Cloisters Miami has vacated five units following inspections by the Miami-Dade County Department of Regulatory and Economic Resources and Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department. Residents were called by Mayu Molina, the community manager, at 1 p.m. today to inform them they needed...

UPurr leads animal cruelty investigation after 6 cat injurie...

Caroline Val -
Disclaimer: This article contains graphic content and images. Over the span of a single year, ABM employees...

Nearly 30 parents move to sue the Cloisters living facility ...

Lauren Ferrer -
Feces in the bathtub, broken air conditioning and no internet connection are just a few of the horror stories ...

Unveiling the underwater impact: Miami’s coral reefs d...

Maerose Daniels -
As researchers and scientists rush to salvage what is left of the world’s coral reefs, a recent study by...

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Politics

Little Haiti: Hub for culture, target for climate gentrification

Rachel Petrovich -
Amongst the sea of diverse communities that define South Florida, Little Haiti is one that has had a historic prevalence in the nation’s history, housing the largest population of Haitian Americ...

Trump’s Mugshot: Viral Moments Aren’t Just For Influencers

Rachel Petrovich -
Former President Donald Trump is the first in the nation’s history to have sat for both a presidential portrait and a criminal mugshot. The image went viral after being released to the public on...

How do Florida’s GOP presidential candidates compare?

Caroline Val -
Ahead of the 2024 presidential election, decisions made in the state of Florida hold an impactful role in the fate of the nation. Three of the most prominent GOP contenders hail from Florida, includin...

Community

President Frenk, Dean Holmes discuss trip to Israel on 9/11 anniversary

Caroline Val -
On the 22nd anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001, University President Julio Frenk and Dean of Students Ryan Holmes sat down at UM Hillel to discuss their trip to Israel with the American Jewish Committee (A...

Little Haiti: Hub for culture, target for climate gentrification

Rachel Petrovich -
Amongst the sea of diverse communities that define South Florida, Little Haiti is one that has had a historic prevalence in the nation’s history, housing the largest population of Haitian Americ...

Fourth Annual UM Ruck to Remember honors heroes lost on 9/11

Sydney Billings -
Twenty-two years ago, the American people made a promise to never forget those who lost their lives in one of the greatest tragedies in our country’s history on Sept.11, 2001.With an American fl...

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