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Gabriella Rothberg was not trying to start a company. She was trying to convince her dad, a self-described “carnivore,” to eat a vegetarian tomato sandwich. After some convincing, he finally took a bite and was shocked by how much he liked it. He asked what kind of tomato she had used, to which she replied, […]
In a dim hallway next to Stanford Circle, the bright neon WVUM sign lights the entrance to University Center. The start of the latest Road to III Points interview plays underneath it. “Are you excited for this year’s III Points?” Gabriel Izaguirre asked his guest Shinobi, a five-year III Points veteran. As Izaguirre adjusts his […]
“The Love Hypothesis” tells the story of Olive Smith (played by Lili Reinhart) and Adam Carlsen (played by Tom Bateman), adapted from the popular book written by Ali Hazelwood. Released on Sept. 23 on Prime Video, the film was much anticipated, but it didn’t quite live up to expectations. The movie follows the classic movie […]
The ballroom is back. A two-night premiere on Tuesday, Sept. 15, and Wednesday, Sept. 16, kicked off season 35 of ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars” with a fresh lineup of celebrities ready to take the floor. The 16 celebrities were split between the two nights, with the men performing on night one and the women […]
Lizzy McAlpine’s fourth album, “Angel,” follows life’s ups and downs with themes of grief, longing, and both platonic and romantic love. McAlpine’s career dates back to her Youtube and SoundCloud origins, where she began posting her own original songs and covers. She went on to self-release her first album “Give Me a Minute” in 2020. […]
Less than two months before “Avengers: Doomsday” hits theaters, Marvel fans are cramming. Ticket presales have surged past $50 million, and Disney has quietly dropped a 15‑title “essential viewing” list — an egregious study guide for the studio’s most ambitious crossover yet. David Alfonso, a hardcore Marvel fan, has reached over 10.6 million views on […]
Although fall is approaching winter, Miami’s UV index stays high year-round, and students continue to frequent the beach well into November. With easy access to the UC Pool, the Marine Science campus beach and South Beach, understanding the sun’s impacts is incredibly important. Combined with the “Suntan U” reputation from the mid-1950s it’s no wonder […]
The Miami Hurricanes have spent the last two weeks proving why they belong at the top of college football. Now, they’ll have to prove they can stay there. For the Hurricanes, Saturday’s matchup against UNC-Chapel Hill presents an opportunity to extend their undefeated season — and snap a five-game losing streak against the Tar Heels, […]
Five University of Miami students were arrested in Key West last weekend during the annual Fantasy Fest Halloween Festival. Fantasy Fest, which draws nearly 75,000 people, is a 10 day long Halloween celebration with a parade that showcases floats, costumes and performances. According to the Key West Police Department, more than 100 officers from multiple […]
King tides, the highest expected tides of the year, are predicted to fall from Oct. 24-30. They occur several times a year and frequently cause flooding in coastal areas. The flooding may be more severe if weather conditions like storms, strong winds and big waves accompany the king tides. Rising sea levels are causing king […]
Canes Padel found out what happens when a padel court becomes a yoga studio for an afternoon on Sept. 27. For the first time, Canes Padel hosted Canes Padel x Yoga, bringing together padel, yoga and Miami’s fitness community at Reserve Padel in the Design District. Padel is a racket sport similar to tennis, usually […]
Star Hurricane wide out Malachi Toney was awarded national player of the week by the Associated Press for the second time this season, following a stellar outing against Pitt last Saturday. Toney was virtually unstoppable against the Panthers, as he shredded them from both the slot and out wide, consistently beating both man and zone […]
Over 100 people gathered at the Lowe Art Museum on Oct. 1, for the opening of its latest ArtLab exhibition, “Let the Picture Lead: Helen Frankenthaler and Her Circle.” Inside ArtLab, visitors enter the world of Helen Frankenthaler, an abstract expressionist known for her innovative soak-stain technique. Surrounded by bursts of color, geometric forms and […]
The Miami Hurricanes women’s swimming and diving team made waves this weekend, sweeping the competition at Dual-A-Pool-Ooza with three commanding victories over Liberty, FIU and Vanderbilt. After opening the two-day event with a 119-86 victory over Liberty on Friday at the Whitten Center Pool, the Hurricanes carried their momentum into Saturday’s action at the Doral […]
The Miami Hurricanes fell to No. 3 Louisville in four sets (25-18, 25-15, 21-25, 25-12) on Sunday, Oct. 25, extending the Cardinals’ win streak to 10 matches. Louisville improved to 20-2 on the season at the Freeman Indoor Stadium at the Knight Sports Center Complex. The Cardinals stayed perfect in conference play at 10-0 and […]
