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Construction

Man killed in scissor lift accident at Centennial Village construction site

Ashley Sewall -
A man was killed after being fatally injured at the construction site of Centennial Village when the scissor lift he was standing on fell over on the morning of Saturday, April 27. First responders airlifted him to the hospital where he was later pronounced dead.Coastal Construction Group, the contractor for Centennial Village, released a statement on May 1, saying th...

Out with the old, in with the new: UM dining to replace Taco...

Sydney Billings -
For its centennial year, the University of Miami is elevating the dining experience for students. From a two-s...

FAFSA Deadline push leaves college decisions up in the air f...

Grace Tylee -
For years the day students commit to a university or “Decision Day” has been on May 1. With FAFSA ...

‘Stanford’s Last Stand’: Paying tribute to...

Trenton Campbell -
After housing thousands of University of Miami students for the past 55 years, the iconic Rosborough and Walsh...

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Politics

Oct. 7 survivors visit campus, recount experiences of Hamas attack

Caroline Val -
Three survivors from the Oct. 7 Hamas attack in Israel spoke about their experiences with students this past Monday at the University of Miami Hillel as part of the college tour series “Survived...

UM Democrats host local candidates to preview 2024 election

Anya Weller -
The Shalala Student Center quickly filled up with students this past Thursday who were eager to meet three of Miami’s very own politicians. The event, hosted by the University of Miami College D...

Cuba in Crisis: Island nation sees new protests erupt for food, electricity

Grace Tylee -
By Grace Tylee and Caroline ValProtesters took to the streets in Santiago de Cuba to speak out against the Cuban government due to ongoing food shortages and power outages. This comes as a result of t...

Community

COISO international week celebrates cultural diversity at UM

Kseniia Novichkova -
The Council of International Students and Organizations (COISO) recently brought its annual week-long celebration dedicated to embracing the cultural diversity of UM’s campus. On Apr. 8, from 7:...

Oct. 7 survivors visit campus, recount experiences of Hamas attack

Caroline Val -
Three survivors from the Oct. 7 Hamas attack in Israel spoke about their experiences with students this past Monday at the University of Miami Hillel as part of the college tour series “Survived...

UM Democrats host local candidates to preview 2024 election

Anya Weller -
The Shalala Student Center quickly filled up with students this past Thursday who were eager to meet three of Miami’s very own politicians. The event, hosted by the University of Miami College D...

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