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A detectives’ investigation on Wednesday included a home across from the University of Miami in Coral Gables.

The title is “A Call to Change the Practices of the Iron Arrow Society.”With just under 1,000 signatures, the petition has called to attention ongoing controversy surrounding the Iron Arrow Honor Society, the highest honor attainable at UM. “The strength of Iron Arrow is through our individual members who give their time, talent and treasure back to the university,” Nuñez said. Many of the posters displayed during the protests reference the use of Indigenous-made patchwork jackets by the members of the Iron Arrow Honor Society. Following a series of criticisms regarding the key traditions of Iron Arrow, especially those included in the tapping ceremony, the honor society issued a “Memorandum of Understanding”. Additionally, after a two year internal review, the honor society announced in August 2020 that it would make some changes regarding the tapping ceremony.

Graduate student Tara Vovk put on a show as she flew to three individual school records in the 200-yard individual medley (1:57.22), 100-yard breaststroke (58.89) and 200-yard breaststroke (2:10.24). Not only were her times record-breaking for Miami, but the 100-yard breaststroke was also a pool record. She’s walking away from this meet with four school records, one pool record, and some of the fastest times in the country,” head swimming coach Andy Kershaw said. She also played a crucial role in the 200-yard freestyle relay in the 400-yard medley relay. In just the swimming competition, UM finished second out of the eight schools there, coming behind San Diego State.

Over the last few decades, the University of Miami football program has developed a reputation for producing high-level NFL talent. Below is a list of former Hurricanes who have been key contributors to their NFL teams through the first nine weeks of the season. Jaelan Phillips: Linebacker, Miami DolphinsPhillips was selected in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft. Through the first four games, Phillips only had six tackles, one sack and one fumble recovery. Gregory Rousseau: Defensive End, Buffalo BillsRousseau, like Phillips, was taken in the first round of the 2021 NFL draft.

A TikTok video recording a Black man on campus, without his knowledge, and comparing him to a gorilla has gone viral. The video, recorded by University of Miami students on the Coral Gables campus from the account “CanesCritters,” spread quickly through group chats Wednesday night. After receiving the video, The Miami Hurricane reached out to administrators, faculty and members of the student body for their response. There are many resources at UM that work to maintain a welcoming environment and support UM’s wealth of diverse students. MSA offers diversity training and workshops, as well as a form to report bias incidents.

The University of Miami’s homecoming events culminated in a spectacular ‘Hurricane Howl’ on Friday, Nov. 5. After five days full of fun activities, the Homecoming Executive Committee celebrated the end of “Game on!” week with fireworks, food trucks, and fans around Lake Osceola. Here are the best photos from the night, taken by The Miami Hurricane Photo Team.

The University of Miami released a statement on Tuesday afternoon announcing that all classes and campus operations across the Coral Gables and Marine campuses will move online, beginning at 12 a.m. Wednesday through the end of day. On Monday at approximately 12 p.m., UM addressed the presence of a strong tropical storm forming near the Bahamas. “The University of Miami is monitoring Subtropical Storm Nicole which has maximum winds of 45 mph and is currently located approximately 650 miles east of Miami-Dade County. Ensuring the University community is both safe and informed are top priorities as we continue to monitor the storm,” said News@TheU. While the strongest winds from the storm are expected to remain north of the area, there exists the possibility of heavy rainfall and gusty winds through Wednesday.

While Homecoming only lasts a week, the Homecoming Executive Committee (HEC) began organizing the events last year. The following day, the Homecoming pageant and Spirit Tree Competition took place. The Spirit Tree Competition was when student organizations created ornaments to decorate UM’s Spirit Tree, located between the Ashe Administration Building and the Dooly Memorial Building. She enjoyed hearing the Frost Band of the Hour play and taking part in the well-known UM Homecoming traditions. The members of the HEC executive team felt inspired to join HEC after they experienced their first homecoming as freshmen.

In first place, senior Tatiana Robinson, representing the UBS, was crowned Homecoming Royalty. As pageant royalty, Robinson sends a message of encouragement to her peers. Bergeron eventually applied for the Homecoming Royalty Pageant with immense encouragement from the strong friendships she had built during her time at UM. Now representing the university as Homecoming Royalty, Bergeron hopes to set an example of good character and poise. Representing UBS, Dorsey was crowned third place in the Homecoming Royalty Pageant.

With a desire to win and with a fired-up football team, the Miami Hurricanes (4-4, 2-2 Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)) are playing for revenge Saturday as they take on conference rivals Florida State (FSU) (5-3, 3-3 ACC) at 7:30 p.m. at Hard Rock Stadium. The rivalry is easily the biggest at the University of Miami and one of the biggest in all of sports. In the last game these two teams played at Hard Rock Stadium, Miami thrashed Florida State, 52-10. This matchup against FSU may be one that defines the rest of the season. The Hurricanes have lost their three previous games at Hard Rock Stadium and are trying to improve to a positive record for the first time since being 2-1 more than a month ago.

The earliest records of Homecoming at the U can be found in The Miami Hurricane. Homecoming week has undergone many changes to get to the impressive program it is today. In 2004, the Homecoming competition moved away from being a competition between Greek life to including student organizations. The initial competition took place at the Rat and later in the week the top three would compete again.”For alumni, Homecoming week at the U looks completely different. The spirit tree ceremony is a time for organizations across campus to design and create ornaments to decorate the spirit tree.

In the sleepy town of Earlysville, Virginia, 12 miles north of Charlottesville, the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Cross Country Championships were set to commence on Friday morning. The University of Miami women’s team walked away with its best finish in program history, placing 12th out of the field of 15. “We made program history today and although it’s tough to miss out on 11th place by one point, I couldn’t be more proud of the growth of this young team,” Coach Cody Halsey said in a Miami Athletics release. “Daphnee had a phenomenal showing today,” Halsey said. “Elle and Bianca also had extraordinary races today,” Halsey said.

Brandon Quiroz, a sophomore double majoring in health studies and French, enjoyed the activities that Lantern Festival had to offer. For organizations that tabled at Lantern Festival, it was a chance to introduce their cultures to new audiences. But after COVID-19 put a pause on large-scale events, Lantern Festival was adapted into a smaller-scale celebration in 2021 that was led primarily by AASA. “Lantern festival is so beautiful because it has such a unique place within the UM community,” Putlek said. From China’s Mid-Autumn festival, to India’s Diwali, to Thailand’s Loy Krathong festival, so many countries have their own versions of [the lantern festival].

University of Miami accelerates path to medical specialties by at MiamiTodayNews.com.

The iconic Arbetter Hot Dogs is holding its highly anticipated Hall of Fame event on Nov. 11 at the restaurant, 8747 SW 40 St. The event will start at 11 a.m. and run until 2:30 p.m. Dave Arbetter will be on hand to pass out free cigars and free cake. The Arbetter Band and DJ Just Patty also will thrill the crowd with great tunes during the celebration. To see more #Miaminews from #Aventura to #Coralgables to #SouthMiami, #Pinecrest, #Palmetto Bay and #Cutler Bay and all throughout #Miamidadecounty go to:www.communitynewspapers.com

Fraternity brothers from the former Florida Gamma Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon apologized for the video and denied allegations of drugged drinks.

While some students have expressed strong opinions, virtually none were willing to go on the record with The Miami Hurricane. The Miami Hurricane first received word of SigEp’s removal Friday afternoon and quickly requested a comment from Patricia Whitely, UM Senior Vice President for Student Affairs. I don’t think the university cares honestly,” one Greek-life member, who preferred to remain anonymous, said. During her freshman year in 2020, she and several friends attended a SigEp party and believed they were drugged. “It has not been addressed in any capacity,” a member of Chi Omega, who asked to remain anonymous, said.

It was quoted in most news articles covering the Sig Ep controversy. Behaviors similar to those exposed at Sig Ep have been alleged at other fraternities. Sig Ep just happened to be the one currently and publicly scrutinized. Even though no evidence has emerged of sexual assaults at Sig Ep, we must highlight that sexual violence is a major issue for college students. The aftermath of the Sig Ep party has shown anything but.

The iconic Arbetter Hot Dogs is holding its highly anticipated Hall of Fame event on Nov. 11 at the restaurant, 8747 SW 40 St. The event will start at 11 a.m. and run until 2:30 p.m. Dave Arbetter will be on hand to pass out free cigars and free cake. The Arbetter Band and DJ Just Patty also will thrill the crowd with great tunes during the celebration. To see more #Miaminews from #Aventura to #Coralgables to #SouthMiami, #Pinecrest, #Palmetto Bay and #Cutler Bay and all throughout #Miamidadecounty go to:www.communitynewspapers.com

The University of Miami volleyball team fell to conference rival Pittsburgh, 3-0, on Friday night at Fitzgerald Field House. However, with Miami leading 18-17 later in the set, Pittsburgh went on a 5-0 run to take a 22-18 lead. UM would respond by scoring three straight points, but Pittsburgh would take the next three to eventually win set one, 25-22. The Panthers responded once again, though, by scoring the next three points to win the set, 25-22, and the match, 3-0. “I am proud of the way we competed and battled tonight,” Miami head coach Jose “Keno” Gandara said in a Miami Athletics release.

A video from a party where members of a University of Miami fraternity were chanting about women has police investigating.

A University of Miami fraternity has been shut down after a video surfaced of members purportedly reciting a chant about sexually assaulting a dead woman.

The Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity has been permanently removed from the school in light of the allegations.

The Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity has been removed from the University of Miami in light of chants heard in a leaked video and the spiked drinks allegations.

A University of Miami fraternity was shuttered Friday after a video surfaced of an off-campus pool party that showed Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity members jumping up and down and chanting about having sex with a dead woman.

Sigma Phi Epsilon’s chapter at the University of Miami has been permanently shut down after a disturbing video came to light last week.

These accounts, along with the video taken of SigEp’s pre-party chant led the national fraternity to revoke the chapter’s charter. Heather Matthews, Chief Communication Officer of the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity, issued a statement regarding the fraternity’s decision. “On Friday, the Sigma Phi Epsilon’s National Board of Directors unanimously decided to revoke the charter of the chapter at University of Miami. “The University received allegations the Sigma Phi Epsilon chapter violated university policy and participated in behavior that is inconsistent with the values and expectations of the university community and their national fraternity. Students can file a report through the Dean of Students Office website or contact UM’s It’s On Us chapter for resources.

The University of Miami cross country team concluded its regular season with an exceptional performance at the FSU XC Invitational in Tallahassee, Florida, on Friday morning. “The win was great for Daphnee, but I believe she has a lot left in the tank,” coach Cody Halsey said in a Miami Athletics release. It’s exciting to think what she can do in three weeks.”Lavassas was not the only great performer for the women’s team. Sophomore Natalie Varela, the second-place finisher for Miami, came in eighth place (17:38.6) and fellow sophomore Elle Mezzio finished right behind her in ninth (17:41.5). The women’s team finished second out of 30 competing teams, behind only LSU, and the men placed within the top 10 as six Hurricanes finished under 26 minutes in the 8K.

The University of Miami women’s soccer team was able to pick up its first conference win of the season against No. 24 Virginia Tech at Cobb Stadium on Thursday evening. “We were locked in,” Miami head coach Sarah Barnes said in a Miami Athletics release. “We brought good pressure, created turnovers and made things difficult for Virginia Tech. However, the offensive woes were non-existent on Thursday as Miami scored a season-high three goals.

The University of Miami has developed a reputation for producing high-level NFL talent over the last three decades. Former ‘Canes played well on both sides of the ball in Week 4. Njoku and the Browns (2-2) will host the Los Angeles Chargers (2-2) in Week 5. Michael Badgley: Kicker, Chicago BearsThe former Miami Hurricanes kicker was signed to the Bears’ active roster on Saturday after Cairo Santos was ruled out with an injury. Campbell and the Ravens (2-2) will host the Cincinnati Bengals (2-2) on Sunday Night Football in Week 5.

The University of Miami volleyball team fell to in-state rival Florida State, 3-2, on Wednesday night at Tully Gymnasium. Miami is now under .500 in the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) for the first time since the 2020 season after dropping its second straight match. After losing the first two sets, 26-24 and 25-22, Miami (9-7, 2-3 ACC) made a great comeback effort by winning the next two, 25-20 and 26-24. Then, two straight Florida State kills by Skye Ekes and Audrey Koenig clinched set one for the Seminoles. However, two kills by redshirt junior Angela Grieve and errors by FSU gave the Hurricanes five straight points to win the set, 26-24.

Students at the University of Miami live in a beautified bubble of palm trees, glass buildings and lush landscaping. However, some students tend to overlook that just outside of the university, there are local communities in need. This year’s National Gandhi Day of Service, on its 20th anniversary, provided students with the opportunity to serve these communities. “The most impactful part of the day for me was seeing how many people came out to Gandhi Day,” senior criminology and sociology major Veronica Porges said. “I think it’s important for everyone to have community service and be able to give back to the community that we live in,” Pandya said.

“I have been left to surmise that it [the fact that the documentary cannot be screened] is content related,” Corben said. “I want to help out my fellow Hurricanes.”Many film students are upset that they missed the opportunity to not only interact with two award-winning figures of the film industry. However, she believes that there could be an alternate reason besides the sexual nature of the film for why the school declined to have the screening. “Since the documentary is about another university I feel like UM does not want to feel like they are attacking Liberty,” Bonilla said. He hopes that Menendez is true to her word and he can come back and connect with the students again.

The University of Miami volleyball team fell to NC State, 3-1, on Sunday afternoon at Reynolds Coliseum. However, the Wolfpack (9-6, 3-1 ACC) came back both times to take the first two sets, 25-20. Miami would bounce back in the third set, recording nine kills and four aces to take it 25-20. Ava Brizard, Vanja Bukilic and Amanda Rice all recorded 15 kills for NC State while redshirt junior Angela Grieve led Miami with 15 kills of her own. Next up, Miami travels to Tallahassee to face in-state rival Florida State on Wednesday at 8 p.m. before returning home to take on Duke this Sunday.

Coral Gables Fire responded to a blaze on the campus of the University of Miami.

After a hard-fought win last Sunday against Notre Dame, the University of Miami volleyball team added to its winning streak against North Carolina on Friday evening at Carmichael Arena, downing the Tar Heels 3-1 for its first Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) road win this season. “I like the way we competed tonight,” Miami head coach Jose “Keno” Gandara said in a Miami Athletics release. With full momentum, the Hurricanes went up 8-3, causing North Carolina to call a timeout. Offensively, it had an astounding .480 hitting percentage, while holding the Tar Heels to a very low .037. North Carolina came out on fire in the second set, taking a quick 7-2 lead that led to a Miami timeout.

At a crowded, colorful table at the entrance of Richter Library, some of Florida’s most controversial banned books are proudly on display. “Banned Books Week” is an annual, nationwide event that encourages people to read books that have been banned or challenged. “The banned book exhibit is basically a list of titles that, at some point or another, were banned from certain school districts,” said Elisiene Jean, a University of Miami alumnus and current circulation manager at Richter. “The one that’s currently being displayed is very relevant to our society, because a lot of those titles were recently banned.”Statistics on the Richter website for Banned Books Week suggest that books are being condemned in increasing numbers. “We have a banned book display almost every year, but this one was truly surprising,” Jean said.

Photos and videos of sharks and other marine life swimming in suburban floodwaters make for popular hoaxes during massive storms. The eye-popping video, which showed a large, dark fish with sharp dorsal fins thrashing around an inundated Fort Myers backyard, racked up more than 12 million views on Twitter within a day, as users responded with disbelief and comparisons to the “Sharknado” film series. Dominic Cameratta, a local real estate developer, confirmed he filmed the clip from his back patio Wednesday morning when he saw something “flopping around” in his neighbor’s flooded yard.

EPISODE DETAILSOn this episode of ‘Catch Up Canes (Wednesday, Sept. 28), The Miami Hurricanes’ podcast, we cover how the University of Miami is responding to Hurricane Ian, ‘Canes football and its current 2-2 status, Hispanic/Latin Heritage month celebrations on-campus, one student’s opinion on transgender Medicare coverage in Florida and more.

UM issued a statement midday Tuesday announcing that all classes will move online, beginning at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 27 through the end of Wednesday, Sept. 28. UM issued the decision as updated Hurricane Ian path projections showed the storm’s trajectory shifting to the east closer to southwest Florida. The announcement came as Hurricane Ian made landfall in Cuba and its outer rainbands began to reach south Florida, generating torrential rains, mild flooding and a tornado watch in the UM area over the past 24 hours. For the majority of UM students who lived out of state before coming to UM, hurricanes are a rarity, if ever experienced. Students can view statements from UM regarding Hurricane Ian at UM Messages.

On Sep. 22, the UM Student Government Elections Commission announced the results of the Fall 2022 Senate Elections. “I think it is very important for students to vote as senators and other elected positions directly represent their interests. Angel Aguilar, elected senator for the Miami Herbert Business School and a junior studying accounting and economics, had a more academic focus. Through the Student Government Senate, students have the opportunity to collaborate with faculty and administration to generate visible change on campus. The following senate seats are available for special appointment: Miami Herbert Business School, School of Communication, Transfer Student, International Students, Student Employee, Veteran Student, Fraternity Row and Freshman Class.

On the latest episode of the Miami Sports Pod, Local 10 Sports Anchors Will Manso and Clay Ferraro discuss the major upset win by the Miami Dolphins. First year head coach Mike McDaniel and third year QB Tua Tagovailoa are now 3-0 on the season, the only undefeated team remaining in the AFC.

As Hurricane Ian approached, the Cuban government announced that about 66.9% of the voters with valid ballots were in favor of legalizing LGBTQ+ marriage and family planning.

He stressed how imminent the centennial anniversary of UM is and what needs to be done by 2025. “Across UM, students are diving back into classes and engaging in various organizations,” Williams-Smith said. The CEO position does not exist at any other comprehensive research university, making Echevarria the first CEO of this kind in the country. “In what we have dubbed Roadmap 2.0, how we carry out our mission underscores all of our pillars,” Frenk said. “I am confident in our ability to finish our first century strong and to set the stage for even greater accomplishments in our next century.”

The University of Miami is a relatively compact campus, but the late-summer rainstorms and 100 degree days may leave students dreading the distance between classes. Now, students face a time constraint as they race the newly reinstated 15-minute period between classes. When UM’s campus re-opened to students in Fall 2020, students were given 25-minute periods between each class. UM returned to its standard 15-minute period between classes for the 2022-2023 school year and foreseeable future. “I would rather not have to wait in the library or around campus in between classes,” Jerome said.

With the new school year underway, it’s important for students and staff to familiarize themselves with the resources in place for campus safety at the University of Miami. Student government president Jamie Williams-Smith also recalled a time where she felt unsafe on campus and was able to call UMPD for help. While both Williams-Smith and Leise have been able to utilize the campus safety resources in the past, most students do not know all the resources that UM provides. SOne of the most popular safety resources on campus is Safe Ride. “Campus safety to me means feeling safe on the place you call home,” Williams-Smith said.

A medida que el huracán Fiona se aleja de los turcos y caicos como un poderoso huracán de categoría 4 y la recién formada tormenta tropical Gastón se acerca al estado de huracán sobre las aguas abiertas del Atlántico norte, una fuerte onda tropical que se mueve hacia el Caribe comandará nuestra atención en Florida a medida que tome forma en los próximos días.

In their Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) opening game, the University of Miami women’s soccer team fell short to the Louisville Cardinals, 1-0, on Saturday night in Louisville, Ky.“We fought hard and competed for 90 minutes,” Miami head coach Sarah Barnes said. After a back-and-forth first half resulting in no goals, the Cardinals (4-1-2, 1-0 ACC) found their rhythm in the 63rd minute. From a corner kick, Louisville midfielder/forward Maisie Whitsett hit a free ball into the corner of Miami’s goal. Louisville remained consistent throughout the second half in their scoring attempts; however, they were no match for Dagenais and her incredible saves. Miami and Louisville combined for 28 fouls, three of which were yellow cards in a very physical encounter.

The University of Miami volleyball team dropped two matches over the weekend at the Hurricane Invitational in Coral Gables, Florida. UM narrowly lost to the South Carolina Gamecocks, 3-2, on Friday before falling 3-1 to the No. Like the first set, the Hurricanes could not hold on to their lead for long, as South Carolina soon went in front, 15-14. The ‘Canes could not regain their lead and lost another very close set, 25-22, giving South Carolina a commanding 2-0 advantage. Miami took a quick 6-2 lead to start the third set with multiple impressive kills and blocks.

With the 2022 increase in cases and a higher availability of vaccines, the University of Miami has begun offering the Monkeypox vaccine for select students. “We have seen a few cases of monkeypox on campus and want to protect our community,” Director of Student Health Services Emilio Volz said. “It’s nice to know that if students want to get vaccinated, they can on campus. Although sophomore Akinté Hutchinson said he does not plan on receiving the vaccine soon, the motion pictures and creative advertising major commends the precaution UM is taking. UM giving out monkeypox vaccines would be great.”Students who wish to be vaccinated can call 305-243-ONEU to schedule an appointment.

The U.S. News’ “Best National University Rankings” placed the University of Miami at #55 for the second consecutive year. According to UM’s 2021-2022 Factbook, UM’s acceptance rate fell from 36% in 2017 to 28% in Fall 2021, while the number of students applying rose to over 42,000 from 30,634 in 2017. “The faculty, they have been pretty unparalleled.”The #55 ranking did not bother other students. Niche, another ranking service, gave UM an A+ ranking for “diversity,” “party scene,” “athletics” and an A ranking for “location.” None of these measures contributed to U.S. News’ ranking. Under former UM President Donna Shalala, the university reached #38 in 2012, holding the ranking of #1 university in Florida.

In their second game of the 2022 season, the No. However, the ‘Canes found their footing in the second half, where they outscored Southern Miss 20-0. “We need to practice better, and we’ve got to keep coaching better.”Here are some takeaways from Miami’s victory over Southern Miss. Special Teams: Special players. Hedley pinned Southern Miss inside their 20-yard line on two of his punts and created excellent field position for the Hurricanes all game.

However, Miami’s defense got a stop and the fifteenth-ranked ‘Canes caught fire in the second half, outscoring Southern Miss by 20 points in the game’s final 30 minutes to secure a 30-7 victory. Van Dyke then unleashed a 35-yard deep ball to find receiver Key’Shawn Smith in the end zone, putting Miami up 24-7. “That was probably my best throw of the day,” Van Dyke, who passed for 241 yards and one touchdown on Saturday, said. The ‘Canes preparation paid off, as they let up 10 yards to Gore Jr. and 24 total rushing yards to the Golden Eagles. Quarterback Tyler Van Dyke was particularly shaky in the first half with multiple inaccurate throws, including one that missed tight end Will Mallory in the middle of the field.

The Hurricanes played the Flames close throughout the night, but the UIC offense proved to be too strong. To start the match, Miami (6-1) had its way, dominating the early parts of the first set as it gained a 16-10 advantage. They held the edge for much of the contest, but Miami clawed its way back to take a 22-21 lead. As the fourth set commenced, it became apparent that the Flames were giving it all they had. Not threatened by the Hurricanes’ reputation, UIC would put up a gutsy performance full of kills and aces.

“Game on” is the Homecoming Executive Committee’s (HEC) message to this year’s homecoming game rivals Florida State University (FSU). It is also the theme of the University of Miami’s traditional homecoming week, taking place Oct. 31 through the Nov. 5 football game against FSU. HEC revealed the theme in their signature “Prep Rally” event on Lakeside Patio midday this past Friday. For multiple first-year students, Friday’s pep rally was their first homecoming tradition. It’s for everyone.”The pep rally concluded with the crowd singing UM’s alma mater, their index fingers raised in the air.

House Bill (HB) 7, known as the “Stop WOKE Act,” is among the most well known and controversial of these laws. “I would be very concerned for people who are at state universities,” political science professor Louise Davidson-Schmich said. HB7 is only one of several recent Florida state laws that prompted a reaction from educators and legal experts. Senate Bill (SB) 7044, a lesser known bill passed in 2022, prohibits Florida public colleges from using the same accrediting agency for consecutive accreditation cycles. “I anticipate that that’s going to be hugely costly, and hugely time-consuming for public universities to have to implement,” Davidson-Schmich said.

The University of Miami cross country team began its 2022 season on Friday night by registering three top-10 finishes at the UCF Cross Country Invitational in Orlando, Fla. The men took second place behind the University of Florida and the women placed third. The 5000m course was adjacent to the University of Central Florida’s (UCF) campus and featured three loops, each around a mile. So, the job was to get out there and see where we’re at and where we need to go from here.”Six Hurricanes made their collegiate debut in Friday’s meet, which featured teams from Florida, Florida Gulf Coast, South Florida, Stetson, Florida Atlantic, Florida International and Bethune-Cookman. I’m excited about it and I think they’re really excited about it.”Miami will next participate in the Virginia Invitational in Charlottesville, Va., on Sept. 16.

One of the biggest boosters for the University of Miami Hurricanes football team has revealed his stadium dreams.

Scientists and students from the University of Miami dove into the dark waters a few miles off the shores of Miami as part of an effort to develop hybrid reefs.

Scientists and students from the University of Miami dove into the dark waters a few miles off the shores of Miami as part of an effort to develop hybrid reefs.

A study by researchers at the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center is revealing a way of improving outcomes for patients with recurring prostate cancer.

Demolition crews are slowly chipping away at the four high-rise buildings that formed the skyline at the University of Miami and served as home for thousands of students for more than 50 years.

In the Cuban town of Los Palacios, outside of Pinar del Rio, residents used the sound of pots and pans to protest a power outage on Thursday night.

Un pastor de Florida enfrenta cargos por presuntamente masturbarse en el área del patio de un Starbucks del condado de Osceola.

Las Escuelas Públicas del Condado de Broward están dando un bono de inicio de sesión de $500 a los nuevos operadores de autobuses escolares.

The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade has some experts believing there could be a number of unintended negative consequences reaching far outside the scope of the abortion debate.

Some Miami teens got a Shark Tank surprise Thursday afternoon when Daymond John stopped by to visit campers at the University of Miami.

Las tripulaciones de la Guardia Costera rescataron a siete personas en la costa de Tampa Bay durante el fin de semana.

Las tripulaciones de la Guardia Costera rescataron a siete personas en la costa de Tampa Bay durante el fin de semana.

Mark Light Stadium on the University of Miami campus in Coral Gables is known worldwide for their delicious ice cream shakes.

Después de más de 40 años, el Pulguero Opa Locka Hialeah cerrará sus puertas permanentemente.

La Administración Federal de Alimentos y Medicamentos (FDA por sus siglas en inglés) está investigando un brote de salmonela multiestatal que puede estar relacionado con los productos de Juf Peanut Butter.

Los biólogos de Florida Fish and Wildlife están celebrando, después de que pudieron reunir a un gatito de 4 meses perdido con su madre.

Los biólogos de Florida Fish and Wildlife están celebrando, después de que pudieron reunir a un gatito de 4 meses perdido con su madre.

funcionarios de Bomberos de la Ciudad de Miami respondieron a un centro comercial el viernes por la mañana debido a un colapso parcial del techo.

A multi-center investigation could lead to what some are calling a "cure" for Type 1 diabetes.

Bañistas en Hallandale Beach se encontraron con una serpiente en la arena.

Laboratory data has shown that Blacks are more likely to sleep less than whites, losing an average of 30 minutes a day.

University of Miami freshman linebacker Wesley Bissainthe is among the people who were injured last week in a crash in northeast Miami-Dade, a person affiliated with UM Athletics confirmed to Local 10 News Monday.

Shortly upon deciding to leave The Weather Channel as its on-air Hurricane Specialist and Storm Surge Expert at the end of 2016, I received a phone call from Bill Pohovey, the long-time vice president and news director at WPLG – Miami’s local ABC affiliate. Having been a one-time resident of Miami, I knew the station letters well. I also knew its team of meteorologists, including Chief Certified Meteorologist Betty Davis, also a Weather Channel alum, and its resident Hurricane Specialist Max Mayfield, a colleague, friend, and former National Hurricane Center Director. I don’t remember the details of our conversation – it was brief – though I do remember the impression it left. This local station knew its niche – hurricanes – and it had a plan to not only cover them best, but to cover them better than the rest. The timing for me, though, didn’t quite fit.

When a co-host at The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival declared Tefi Pessoa was the queen of the 305, she quickly issued a correction Friday. She said the 305 crown belongs to Gloria Estefan.

Miami Hurricanes’ Deshawn Troutman is facing a misdemeanor battery charge in Miami-Dade County.

The Miami-Dade Police Department announced on Friday the University of Miami will be providing autism and sensory training sessions to every officer by 2023.

Tortuga Beach Music Festival latrae a miles personas a Fort Lauderdale Beach este fin de semana.

Tortuga Beach Music Festival latrae a miles personas a Fort Lauderdale Beach este fin de semana.

Deborah Rubio graduated from the University of Miami in 1971 and started teaching in Miami-Dade County soon after. She is the longest working teacher in Miami-Dade County Public Schools.

University of Miami researchers are investigating a potential advancement in hearing loss.

Hospitals are getting creative to fill chronic nursing shortages in a range of units, partnering with the University of Miami to create a pipeline to opportunity.

A former University of Miami student sent an e-mail from the Dominican Republic to CanesWear at Miami FanWear on Jan. 1 threatening to commit mass murder, police said.

Amid an increase in coronavirus cases fueled by the highly-contagious omicron variant, the University of Miami will begin the spring semester with virtual classes on Jan. 8.

Miami is scheduled to play in the Sun Bowl in El Paso, Texas on Dec. 31 against Washington State.

Radakovich is a former graduate of the University of Miami and comes to the school following a successful run as the athletic director for Clemson University.

On this episode of the Miami Sports Pod, Local 10 Sports Anchors Will Manso and Clay Ferraro dive into a big week for Miami football.

Mario Cristobal tugged on the orange Hurricanes jersey that had just been presented to him by University of Miami President Julio Frenk and then tried to put into words how returning to his alma mater tugs at his heartstrings.

John Ruiz is a Cuban American who grew up in Miami, went to the University of Miami and has had three kids graduate from UM.

Mario Cristobal is leaving Oregon and headed home to Miami.

According to the Associated Press, the university and Athletic Director Blake James have parted ways.

The Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science is hosting the 5th annual Spooky Science Monster Mash on Saturday in downtown Miami.

The University of Miami is one of 17 sites for a nationwide study into a new treatment for ischemic stroke.

Canes Athletic Director Blake James responds to criticism.