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New luxury student housing development planned near Coral Gables campus - The Miami Hurricane
The Miami Hurricane
A new luxury 16-story student housing development is coming to Coral Gables, offering University of Miami students new off-campus residences within minutes of campus. Alta Development, the developer of the project led by Henry Pino, plans to construct a 16-story building with 173 apartments and 675 beds ranging from studio apartments to four-bedroom suites.
Miami Hurricanes RB Jordan Lyle arrested on charges of reckless driving and fleeing authorities - The Miami Hurricane
The Miami Hurricane
Miami Hurricanes running back Jordan Lyle was arrested in Broward County on Thursday, August 13th on charges of reckless driving and fleeing authorities. Lyle was booked into Broward Main Jail on a Sunrise Police arrest warrant for a second-degree felony of aggravated fleeing or eluding a law enforcement officer and a second-degree misdemeanor of reckless
Men’s basketball head coach Jai Lucas extends contract with Miami - The Miami Hurricane
The Miami Hurricane
Miami Men’s basketball coach Jai Lucas has agreed to a contract extension with the University, according to the AP. Lucas, who was entering the second year of a five-year contract signed last March, emerged as one of the top coaches in college basketball after leading a 19-win turnaround for the Hurricanes during the 2025-26 season.
Federal Court ruling extends student-athlete eligibility with possible UM returnees - The Miami Hurricane
The Miami Hurricane
A U.S. District Court’s injunction allowing certain student-athletes to gain a fifth year of eligibility has added more chaos to the ever-changing landscape of collegiate athletics. The ruling by U.S. District Judge Charlotte Sweeney on July 31 in Denver, Colo., specifically grants student-athletes who enrolled in the 2022 class a fifth-year of eligibility o
Miami-Dade to vote on governor, senator and local representatives in consequential primary - The Miami Hurricane
The Miami Hurricane
From an open governor's seat to a contested U.S. Senate primary, Miami-Dade County voters are heading to the polls on Tuesday, Aug. 18, for a primary election dominated by big-ticket races. Here is a look at the marquee statewide and federal contests on the ballot, as well as the key local races shaping the county.
Four on-campus living changes made by UM’s Student Senate - The Miami Hurricane
The Miami Hurricane
Student Government bills from last year’s legislative session have received Dr. Pat Whitely's approval and will bring swift changes to UM — all connected to the on-campus living experience. “I am very proud of these senators that sought out areas of improvement from their constituents and worked to find a solution,” Trinity Vodovoz, the Speaker
Last-minute items to add to your cart: Freshmen move-in 101 - The Miami Hurricane
The Miami Hurricane
As move-in week begins, it’s easy to get swept up in the excitement that new people, new places and new friends can bring. However, once the dust settles, you’ll realize that those extra Amazon packages your mom ordered — and that you left at home — were actually necessary for survival. Here’s a list of
“It is not good for the man to be alone” even includes Spider-Man - The Miami Hurricane
The Miami Hurricane
Nearly five years ago, theater audiences shuddered as Tom Holland’s Peter Parker said the words “you’re going to forget who I am” to his girlfriend MJ (Zendaya) and his best friend Ned (Jacob Batalon) in “Spider-Man: No Way Home.” Now, Spidey-fans return for Holland’s fourth solo-movie installment, “Brand New Day,” as Peter Parker embarks on
Gracie Abrams leaves listeners in a mundane purgatory with “Daughter from Hell” - The Miami Hurricane
The Miami Hurricane
After saying “Good Riddance” and revealing “The Secret of Us” on her first two albums, Gracie Abrams returns to music with a third album. “Daughter from Hell” released July 17 with a name of such intensity that deserves to be equaled by the album. The album is who she is in her entirety – a
Miami’s Phi Delta Theta fraternity under investigation for alleged hazing - The Miami Hurricane
The Miami Hurricane
The University of Miami’s Phi Delta Theta fraternity is currently under investigation because of videos involving members of the fraternity engaging in dangerous activities that could fall under UM’s ban on hazing. One man had his pants lit on fire, others were forced to consume food and liquids until they got sick and other men
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