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UM faculty joins FIU in fight against DeSantis-backed bills to overhaul higher ed

MIAMI — Nearly 1,000 faculty, staff and students at the University of Miami have signed an open letter opposing a state bill moving through the Florida Legislature that they say is an “unprecedented attempt to exert political control over free thought and professional expertise in higher education.”

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Michelle Kaufman: NIL is 'the next arms race' in college sports, UM athletes need more than John Ruiz

Remember back in 2021, when Name, Image and Likeness were borderline dirty words that college coaches and administrators tiptoed around because (Heaven forbid!) they would be accused of endorsing the idea of paying “amateur” athletes?

Miami Herald

Cavinder twins’ future up in air, Harlond Beverly to transfer as UM coaches’ heads spin

The college basketball revolving door is spinning faster than ever with the continued explosion of the transfer portal, and coaches’ heads are spinning, too.

Miami Herald

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Judge rules University of Michigan graduate student strike can continue

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — One of the longest strikes by University of Michigan graduate student instructors can continue, following a ruling on Monday by Washtenaw County Judge Carol Kuhnke.

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In rare cases COVID-19 can cross placenta, causing fetal brain damage, study says

MIAMI — In rare cases, COVID-19 can be passed from a pregnant woman to her fetus, researchers at the University of Miami Health System and the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine announced Thursday.

Miami Herald

University of Michigan asks court to end strike; graduate employees won't back down

The University of Michigan's Board of Regents has requested court intervention in what is now a four-day strike by the university's Graduate Employee Organization, arguing the unionized graduate student instructors are legally required to return to the classroom.

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Greg Cote: Final Four losses cannot erase the historic, magic seasons Miami Hurricanes & FAU just had

HOUSTON — Sports cannot be predicted, or explained. Games are unscripted, how they go is performance art, and how they end is the whim of fate. Spirits will be lifted or crushed, and the fans watching — so invested, heart and tears — but have no say in the matter.

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Miami Sadness: Hurricanes fall to UConn in Final Four semifinals of NCAA Tournament

HOUSTON — The buzz around the University of Miami team hotel was palpable for days leading up to the Hurricanes’ Final Four game against Connecticut late Saturday night.

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Pioneering doctor still leads Haitian health care fight in Miami 35 years after AIDS battle

MIAMI — In the mid 1980s, as the HIV/AIDS epidemic was spreading rapidly, Haitians were stigmatized and being Haitian was erroneously labeled by the U.S. government as one of the four risk factors for contracting the disease.

Miami Herald

Forward Norchad Omier is the ‘heart and soul’ of Miami’s Final Four team

Miami Hurricanes forward Norchad Omier suffered a sprained ankle in the opening minutes of UM’s ACC tournament semifinal loss to Duke, throwing his status for the NCAA Tournament into doubt.

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How Wooga Poplar became a key to the Miami Hurricanes’ Final Four run

Late in Miami’s Elite Eight contest against Texas, Hurricanes sophomore guard Wooga Poplar had to remind UM coach Jim Larrañaga of a key mantra the veteran coach has for his team.

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Finding the Knowledge Keepers: The Indigenous Teacher Shortage

A new initiative from the Rideau Hall Foundation aims to bolster existing work and make connections across the country in order to help address the Indigenous teacher shortage.

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Greg Cote: Blue bloods, beware: Miami, FAU in Final Four prove it’s a new day in college basketball

We are going to go ahead and say it because for the first time in, well, ever, there is the chance to say it without it seeming like sheer lunacy:

Miami Herald

Jordan Miller the latest in line of NCAA Tournament heroes for Final Four-bound Hurricanes

Jordan Miller was perfect on Sunday.

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Miami Hurricanes men roar past Texas Longhorns with second-half burst, reach first Final Four

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The University of Miami men’s basketball team pulled off a furious second-half rally and vaulted past the Texas Longhorns 88-81 on Sunday, advancing to the Hurricanes’ first Final Four in school history.

Miami Herald

Miami is 40 minutes from first Final Four. Here are keys to beating Texas.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Miami Hurricanes and their lovable dancing coach Jim Larranaga find themselves in the same situation they were in one year ago today: In the Elite Eight, gaining respect from skeptics, 40 minutes from the school’s first Final Four, and facing a talented Big 12 team.

Miami Herald

Miami Madness: Hurricanes' high-octane offense blows past Houston, 89-75, to reach Elite Eight

For decades now, since the University of Miami men’s basketball program was resurrected after lying dormant for 14 years, the Hurricanes have been toiling, often in front of sparse crowds, to gain respect and prove that Hurricanes can do more than play football.

Miami Herald

Greg Cote: Miami men, women both in Elite Eight on stunning, historic day for Hurricanes

Well, this is a bit insane. The University of Miami — for the past 40 years “the football school” — climbed to the top of college basketball on Friday. On this day in history, UM owned the NCAA Tournament and March Madness. Might not last. Might not even last the…

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Greg Cote: 'We got a spine.' Miami women's basketball reaches Elite Eight for 1st time.

If the Miami Hurricanes’ women’s basketball team failed to win your attention or the nation’s with that victory over No. 1 seed Indiana on the Hoosiers' home court, maybe Friday did the trick?

Miami Herald

Greg Cote: Miami has 2 shots at elusive 1st national championship in basketball

MIAMI — It is bound to happen someday ... right? Might that time finally be at hand?

Miami Herald

The back story of eighth-year Miami TE Cam McCormick, and why he might return in 2024

Snaking down Cam McCormick’s right forearm is a neatly written tattoo that aptly describes the past several years of his life.

Miami Herald

Miami advances to second round of NCAA Tournament with 63-56 victory against Drake

ALBANY, N.Y. — Once again, as they have so many times this season, the Miami Hurricanes took their fans on an emotional roller coaster Friday night in the first round of the NCAA Tournament and rewarded them with a thrilling 63-56 win over Drake.

Miami Herald

Michelle Kaufman: Here is a list of reasons March Madness is the best sporting event in America

MIAMI — One of the best college basketball players in the NCAA Tournament happens to be named Hanna Jump. How wonderful is that?

Miami Herald

Michelle Kaufman: UM is top dog at the ACC basketball tournament. Time to stop calling it a football school.

The time has come to stop referring to the University of Miami as a football school. Those days are long gone, ancient history.

Tribune News Service

Bob Wojnowski: At tourney time, will real Wolverines and Spartans reveal themselves?

Michigan is down and desperate. Michigan State is dangerous and defiant.

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