Hurricanes football returned to Greentree March 24 with spring practice getting underway. With the battles for playing time, and mix of youth and upperclassmen, returners and transfers, camp will be ...

Colorful, flashing lights and epic guitar solos aren’t really what you’d expect to hear in a concert hall, but students at the Frost School of Music are no strangers to mixing genres. After all, ...

A green bicycle near the Merrick building is UM students' newest caffeine obsession. The Matcha Bike, the newest matcha shop on campus, offers vibrant, colorful matcha lattes with an assortment of ...

Miami sells a dream. It is a city built on sunlight, nightlife and an image of effortless perfection. But in a place so deeply defined by appearance, that dream comes with pressure. Unrealistic beauty ...

A new initiative in an effort to manage the demand for on-campus housing allows residents of Lakeside Village to move into University Village before the end of the school year, which guarantees ...

The University of Miami women’s tennis team (10-3, 6-1 ACC) were handed their first conference loss of the season against the No. 15 Virginia Cavaliers (13-4, 6-0 ACC), 4-1 on Sunday at the Neil ...

Florida voters will not have any citizen-led amendments on the 2026 ballot for the first time in years, a clear departure ...

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CaneStage is bringing the sci-fi horror musical “Little Shop of Horrors” to UM’s stage this month in a student-led production ...

Marcela Galvez and Allegra Wynne-Kaplan turned their shared love for coffee and women’s empowerment into Barista Babes Coffee & Matcha, a mobile business serving University of Miami students weekly.

The University of Miami Debate team faced off against The Irish Times Debate champions in a St. Patrick’s Day showdown on Tuesday, March 17. The topic of debate was social media regulation. The ...

Lines at any University of Miami coffee shop are guaranteed to be long on almost any morning. But lately, it’s not just coffee students are lining up for. Matcha has quickly become a campus obsession.