Florida’s Economy is Booming, Influencers Say it’s Time to Disrupt it
Florida’s economy continues to grow, and so does its population. At the Florida Priorities Summit, produced by the Miami Herald and hosted by the University…
Florida’s economy continues to grow, and so does its population. At the Florida Priorities Summit, produced by the Miami Herald and hosted by the University…
Gerard Albert III/ Editor in Chief More and more people are coming to Florida and the state is facing a problem: where to put them….
By: Joshua Ceballos/News Director Like a bad student, commuting in Miami has gotten a severely bad grade and it needs to improve. The public…
A host of Florida influencers, including three from Florida International University, met at the University of Miami on Tuesday to discuss community-driven issues ranging from transportation to healthcare.
By: Joshua Ceballos/News Director UPDATE 5/23/18 NTSB confirms knowledge of cracks on trusses: The National Transportation Safety Board has issued a preliminary report on…
Giancarlo Navas/ Staff Writer The alleged sexual harassment by first year Head Coach of the women’s basketball team Marlin Chinn speaks to the system of…
Members of the University community received an explanation about the recent conflict with The Miami Herald over media access at the Faculty Senate meeting.
The University received $10 million from the state to help move the Youth Fair, but a poll shows mixed feelings among voters.
According to tuitiontracker.org, sticker price is rising and so has the net price for low-income students, who are receiving less aid.
On Friday, March 21, the University chapter for the Society of Professional Journalists held their first annual “Listen, Learn, Connect” conference. The first invited speakers included Lori Todd, a social media manager for the Sun Sentinel and the Orlando Sentinel and Jaqueline Charles, a Caribbean correspondent for the Miami Herald.