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It feels like someone invents a new term used to define or describe a romantic relationship every day. Words like “situa...
09/18/2026

It feels like someone invents a new term used to define or describe a romantic relationship every day. Words like “situationship” and “talking stage” were invented within the last decade, and they’re only making dating more stressful and confusing than it already is.
Although these terms aren’t unique to Miami, definitions like these often discourage people looking for a serious relationship.
And finding love at the U is already almost impossible.
According to College Weekly, an Instagram account that ranks colleges on various criteria, the University of Miami ranks second for “toughest dating scene” after Arizona State University.
The caption stated, “finding love at these schools is an extreme sport,” and, to some extent, this rings true.

📝Hannah Valdivia
📸Madison Mollica

Olivia Rodrigo brought 45,000 people to Irvine, California on August 29, for Daisy Chain Fields, a one-day music festiva...
09/17/2026

Olivia Rodrigo brought 45,000 people to Irvine, California on August 29, for Daisy Chain Fields, a one-day music festival featuring an all-women lineup. She aimed to raise money for organizations supporting women and girls.
The lineup includes ��Bikini Kill, Chappell Roan, Devon Again, ��Die Spitz, Doechii, Eli, Garbage, Mitski, ��Not for Radio, Olivia Rodrigo, Quiet Light, ��Rachel Chinouriri, Santigold, The Breeders and special guests: ��Karen O, Sarah McLachlan and Stevie Nicks.
📝Victoria Cohen
📸Rolling Stones

Miami athletics has returned to Nike as the program’s apparel sponsor, agreeing to a lucrative 10-year contract worth mo...
09/16/2026

Miami athletics has returned to Nike as the program’s apparel sponsor, agreeing to a lucrative 10-year contract worth more than $200 million.

Nike was the apparel sponsor of the Hurricanes from 1987-2015, before the University made an unprecedented decision to sign with Adidas.

Now, Miami is back wearing the iconic swoosh.

📝 Sebastian Font and Jayden Gonzalez
📸 TMH Staff

For a University where students pay very high tuition, you would assume that its on-campus fitness center would be top o...
09/16/2026

For a University where students pay very high tuition, you would assume that its on-campus fitness center would be top of the line.
UM’s Herbert Wellness Center has plenty going for it. Its basketball courts, racquetball courts and other recreational spaces are useful and generally well-maintained. However, several minor details — from the towel requirement to cramped lockers and narrow showers — make the facility feel less impressive than it should.For a University where students pay very high tuition, you would assume that its on-campus fitness center would be top of the line.
UM’s Herbert Wellness Center has plenty going for it. Its basketball courts, racquetball courts and other recreational spaces are useful and generally well-maintained. However, several minor details — from the towel requirement to cramped lockers and narrow showers — make the facility feel less impressive than it should.

** this is an opinion article, therefore, the views expressed only represent those of the author.

📝Lazaro Chavez
📸Andrea Padron

The Department of Homeland Security announced new student visa policies in July, one of which adds a hard deadline to ho...
09/15/2026

The Department of Homeland Security announced new student visa policies in July, one of which adds a hard deadline to how long international students can stay in the U.S.
The change replaces the flexible “Duration of Status” policy, which allowed students to stay for the entire duration of their degree, with a strict, four-year maximum, “Admit Until Date.” This puts jeopardizes international students who were hoping to take advantage of the Optional Practical Training program to get an extended visa that would allow them to work in the U.S after graduation.
OPT is an extension to F1 visas, which permit students to enter the U.S. to pursue full-time academic studies. OPT gives students the opportunity to work for up to 12 months — or 24 months, if the job is STEM related — in their field of study after completing their degree.
In addition to the new federal restrictions, the University of Miami has tightened authorizations for Curricular Practical Training, the process that allows international students to have internships, following a warning that government agencies will more closely monitor the program. Moving forward, fewer international students might be accepted into the program.
📝The Miami Hurricane Staff
📸DHS photo by Tia Dufour

The Miami Hurricanes dominated Florida A&M 77-7 on Thursday night at Hard Rock Stadium, but the 70-point blowout only te...
09/14/2026

The Miami Hurricanes dominated Florida A&M 77-7 on Thursday night at Hard Rock Stadium, but the 70-point blowout only tells part of the story.
Miami didn’t just dominate FAMU; it rewrote school and ACC record books in the process.
The Hurricanes piled up 856 total yards, equaling the second-most all-time (FBS) and shattering the previous program record of 750.
Miami also made ACC history with 42 first downs, setting a new conference record and the most by an FBS team since 2019.

📝Alyssa Golden
📸David Lebowitz

09/13/2026

Follow along with our Co-Managing Editor HV🌈🛍️💕🤸‍♀️ as she attends our very first home game of the football season!! 🙌🏼💚🧡

This year marks the 25th anniversary of 9/11, a shattering event whose effects are still felt nationwide. Although many ...
09/11/2026

This year marks the 25th anniversary of 9/11, a shattering event whose effects are still felt nationwide. Although many of today’s college students were not alive when the attacks occurred, the University of Miami continues to honor the day, providing students with lasting awareness of its impact.

The year 2001 in the United States is remembered as a year of tragedy, but also regrowth. After the attacks on the Twin Towers in New York City, people came together to rebuild. The aftermath created a strong sense of the importance of remembering those who were lost.
📝Gaby Collazo
📸ABC7

09/11/2026

‘Canes fans before Miami Hurricanes Football’s home opener vs. FAMU yesterday! 🏈🧡💚

     Bella Wells

Centennial Village Phase Two welcomed its first residents this fall, adding three more residential colleges to the Unive...
09/11/2026

Centennial Village Phase Two welcomed its first residents this fall, adding three more residential colleges to the University of Miami’s newest housing community for first-year students.

Vista, Biscayne and Grove opened two years after Coral and Ibis, bringing Centennial Village to a total of 2,025 beds across its five Residential Colleges. 

📝Hannah Brown
📸Wes Fleischer

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