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Fire burns through South Florida with no end in sight

Emil Salgado Vazquez -
Massive clouds of smoke could be seen in parts of Miami-Dade and the Florida Keys as fires ripped through the areas on Tuesday, March 18. The U.S. 1 going through the Keys was shut down through Wednesday after being opened for a short time.  According to the Tampa Bay Times, the fire, nicknamed ‘The 344,’ is on the Miami-Dade portion of Card Sound Road, which...

PREVIEW: SG’s First-Year Leadership Council presents LAUNCH ...

Ross Kluger -
The First-Year Leadership Council of the University of Miami’s Student Government will bring  support fo...

Student Government takes Freebee’s free ride-sharing service...

Mel Tenkoff -
Freebee, the free ride-sharing service on campus, has accumulated 5,500 rides since its launch, nearly 10 tim...

UMPD Chief David Rivero to retire after 45 years in law enfo...

Keira Faddis -
After 45 years in law enforcement, including 19 years with the University of Miami Police Department and almo...

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Politics

US Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson returns to her roots promoting her new book at UM

Mel Tenkoff -
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson has embarked on her nationwide tour to promote her memoir, “Lovely One” and one of her stops was her hometown — Miami.  The memoir details...

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor inspires Miami students to protect democracy and drive change

Daniella Krasney -
“We adults have messed up the world for you,” Associate Supreme Court Justice Sonya Sotomayor said to a crowd of students at Miami Dade College. “If you’re relying on the adults to fix it, it ain’t g...

More than 50 student organizations demand protection of DEI services

Jenny Jacoby -
More than 50 student organizations have signed onto a petition demanding the University of Miami protect diversity, equity and inclusion programs amid changes brought about by the Trump Administratio...

Community

PREVIEW: SG’s First-Year Leadership Council presents LAUNCH 

Ross Kluger -
The First-Year Leadership Council of the University of Miami’s Student Government will bring  support for all students to enhance their leadership skills, expand their networks and refine their ...

Student Government takes Freebee’s free ride-sharing services to the next level

Mel Tenkoff -
Freebee, the free ride-sharing service on campus, has accumulated 5,500 rides since its launch, nearly 10 times more than its predecessor, SafeRide. Following UM Student Government advocacy, the late...

UMPD Chief David Rivero to retire after 45 years in law enforcement

Keira Faddis -
After 45 years in law enforcement, including 19 years with the University of Miami Police Department and almost 27 years with the City of Miami Police Department, Chief David Rivero is hanging up his...

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