Similar to Saturday’s game, the Georgia Tech bats immediately jumped out on the Hurricanes and never looked back, and this time they made certain there was no chance at a comeback. 16 hits compared to only one for Miami was the story of the day as the ’Canes fell to the Yellow Jackets, 17-1. Looking […] The post Five-run third, six-run fourth helps Georgia Tech cruise past Miami in Sunday’s rubber match first appeared on The Miami Hurricane ..read more

Miami received commitments from two players to play basketball in Coral Gables next season. One is an internal commitment from junior guard Matthew Cleveland, and the other is from Stetson’s junior guard Jalen Blackmon. Cleveland averaged 13.7 points, 6.1 rebounds, and 1.7 assists per game during his 29 appearances this past season. The Atlanta native […] The post ‘Canes Men’s Basketball get two commits in Cleveland and Blackmon first appeared on The Miami Hurricane ..read more

On Friday evening at Russ Chandler Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia, the Miami Hurricanes were searching for some road magic to take the opening game from the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Down one run in the top of the eighth inning, following a walk from Edgardo Villegas, Daniel Cuvet was due up against Tech’s Ben King. […] The post Cuvet’s go-ahead bomb in the eighth secures opening game victory for Miami over Georgia Tech, winning 6-4 first appeared on The Miami Hurricane ..read more

Miami football added an explosive piece to its offense on Saturday night in Oregon State star running back transfer Damien Martinez Jr. Martinez was a highly coveted player in the spring transfer portal following two great years at Oregon State. Through two seasons, Martinez totaled nearly 2,167 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns on 6.1 yards […] The post Miami lands star running back transfer Damien Martinez Jr. first appeared on The Miami Hurricane ..read more

Miami freshman guard Kyshawn George will be foregoing his remaining collegiate eligibility to enter his name into the NBA Draft, he told ESPN on Thursday. George has been mocked by several media outlets as a potential first-round pick after a successful freshman season with the Hurricanes. The Switzerland native averaged 7.6 points, 3.0 rebounds and […] The post Kyshawn George foregoes remaining eligibility, declares for NBA Draft first appeared on The Miami Hurricane ..read more

Luke Sims also contributed to this report Miami starters Wooga Poplar and Norchad Omier entered the transfer portal on Thursday, according to multiple reports. Both players are also submitting their names in the 2024 NBA Draft while maintaining their collegiate eligibility. Poplar was hampered by injuries all season that affected his availability for the team […] The post Wooga Poplar, Norchad Omier enter transfer portal first appeared on The Miami Hurricane ..read more

For years the day students commit to a university or “Decision Day” has been on May 1. With FAFSA moving the deadline, UM has decided to move their commitment deadline to May 13 to allow students to have a better idea of their financial situation before committing to the University. Prospective and current students alike […] The post FAFSA Deadline push leaves college decisions up in the air for prospective students first appeared on The Miami Hurricane ..read more

Welcome to “Urinetown,” a dark comedy musical that satirizes capitalism, rebellions, politics, corporate greed and the idea of the musical itself. With music by Mark Hollman, book by Greg Kotis and lyrics by both Hollman and Kotis, “Urinetown” opened at the Jerry Herman Ring Theatre on Friday, April 19. The production is directed by Maha […] The post Visit “Urinetown” at the Ring Theatre first appeared on The Miami Hurricane ..read more

After housing thousands of University of Miami students for the past 55 years, the iconic Rosborough and Walsh towers that make up the Stanford Residential College will close at the end of the spring 2024 semester. The closure will pave the way for the second phase of the Centennial Village, a newly constructed housing plan […] The post ‘Stanford’s Last Stand’: Paying tribute to iconic residential halls before demolition first appeared on The Miami Hurricane ..read more

Latin America and the Caribbean are home to a third of the Earth’s freshwater and nearly a quarter of its forests, making it one of the most biodiverse regions in the world. This rich biodiversity translates into billions of dollars worth of ecosystem services. It is also quickly emerging as the new favorite sector for […] The post The need for green: Sustainable takeaways from Concordia Americas Summit first appeared on The Miami Hurricane ..read more