Coming into this game, the Hurricanes held an awful mid-week record of 4-4 and was looking to get over .500 against a less than impressive Bethune-Cookman (19-17) squad. Tuesday night, the ’Canes only gave up four hits, but surrendered fifteen free passes leading the Wildcats to an upset 6-4 victory at Mark Light Field. Only […] The post Mid-week woes continue as Miami drops game to Bethune-Cookman, 6-4 first appeared on The Miami Hurricane ..read more

The ‘Canes kicked off the weekend in Charlottesville, where they fell 6-1 in a tough draw to No. 5 Virginia. The Cavaliers ran the doubles courts as No. 16 Melodie Collard and Elaine Chervinsky shut out No. 29 Isabella Pfennig and Xinyi Nong, 6-0. Court two was taken by the No. 39 ranked duo of […] The post Miami Women’s Tennis goes 1-1 to close out the regular season in Virginia first appeared on The Miami Hurricane ..read more

The Hurricanes took to the road for another ACC weekend series and lost it. This time, it was against storied rival Florida State. The NCAA top-ten Seminoles swept Miami. The sweep is Miami’s eighth straight loss against ACC teams. The Canes were close in all three games but did not make enough plays to overcome […] The post Mistakes were costly in FSU’s sweep over ‘Canes baseball first appeared on The Miami Hurricane ..read more

Apple is currently grappling with a historic lawsuit issued by the Department of Justice, alleging that the tech giant has consciously tried to maintain a monopoly over the iPhone market. The lawsuit, issued on Mar. 21, accuses Apple of violating Section 2 of the Sherman Act by using their monopoly to charge extravagant prices for […] The post Department of Justice confronts Apple monopoly in historic lawsuit first appeared on The Miami Hurricane ..read more

The University of Miami concluded its spring football training on April 13, 2024, with the annual Spring Game. The classic offense versus defense game was the first time Miami fans could see the newest 2024 recruits and transfers play with the team. The match highlighted areas of success, improvements and focus. Tackling the offensive squad […] The post Cam Ward stars in Miami’s 2024 Spring Game first appeared on The Miami Hurricane ..read more

Twenty-six-year-old indie artist Faye Webster took to the stage at Miami Beach Bandshell on March 27 to complete the second show of her U.S. tour. Webster sang songs from her latest album, “Underdressed at the Symphony.” Although she only released the album on March 1, fans easily recognized the songs and proved their love with […] The post Faye Webster creates magic at Miami Beach Bandshell first appeared on The Miami Hurricane ..read more

Whether he’s rapping on the Broadway stage or voicing a character in a children’s movie, when it comes to entertainment, Daveed Diggs has done it all. Students had the chance to attend a conversation with the acclaimed rapper and actor at the “What Matters to U” Spring discussion on Thursday. What Matters to U is […] The post Daveed Diggs encourages UM students to take advantage of the space given to create first appeared on The Miami Hurricane ..read more

After dropping the first two games against the No. 10-ranked Florida State Seminoles, the Miami Hurricanes desperately needed a win on Saturday. Unfortunately for them, the FSU offense struck quickly, scoring five runs in the first three innings and mounting a big enough lead that the ’Canes could not overcome. After UM struck first in […] The post Early offense from FSU proves too much as Seminoles sweep Miami, taking game three 6-4 first appeared on The Miami Hurricane ..read more

Tricia Cullop is ready to build something special at the University of Miami. The Miami Hurricanes officially welcomed Cullop as the women’s basketball program’s new head coach with a press conference on Thursday, April 11. Cullop joins the Hurricanes boasting an impressive 353-169 record during her 16 seasons at Toledo, including an 86-17 record over […] The post ‘It doesn’t happen overnight’: Tricia Cullop introduced as Hurricanes head coach first appeared on The Miami Hurricane ..read more

J.D. Arteaga’s history with the University of Miami goes farther than being named as the 10th head coach of the baseball team last fall. From the Miami area, Arteaga played his college baseball career at UM and served as an assistant coach for 22 years. Through triumph and tragedy, Arteaga’s path has led him to […] The post J.D. Arteaga: Leading communities, not just baseball teams first appeared on The Miami Hurricane ..read more