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Patio Jams moves to every other Thursday, sparking mixed reactions - The Miami Hurricane (opens the original)
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Students walking through the University of Miami’s campus this fall may notice Lake Osceola is a little quieter than normal. The live music of Hurricane Productions’ Patio Jams is now set to be held every other week, a change that has received mixed reactions among students and performers. The popular music series will still take place, just not every Thursday. Hurricane Productions, HP, the University’s largest student programming board, recently underwent a restructuring process and now featur
9:20 p.m. is too late for class - The Miami Hurricane (opens the original)
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Walking to class while the sun is still out and leaving in the pitch-black of night has become a reality for University of Miami students stuck with night lectures. Three-hour classes that meet once a week and run until as late as 9:20 p.m. can take up a huge part of a student’s day, leaving little time or energy for anything beyond the classroom. While night classes can provide students with flexibility when building their schedules, that flexibility disappears when a required class is offered
A semester later, has UM fixed its Wi-Fi problems? - The Miami Hurricane (opens the original)
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After semesters of University of Miami students reporting slow Wi-Fi connections across campus, the University continues to make changes in an attempt to improve the connections. Now, as students return this fall, the question remains whether those changes have made a difference. University of Miami Information Technology has been focusing on updating the network’s infrastructure, security and troubleshooting. UMIT introduced Wi-Fi Tune-Up Stations to help students who are having trouble staying
Beyond the classroom: Campus events you don’t want to miss this fall - The Miami Hurricane (opens the original)
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The first few weeks of the semester are not just about finding your classes or struggling to learn Canvas; they are also the best opportunity to find communities, make connections and explore opportunities outside of the classroom. Getting involved and finding your place at UM can be as simple as showing up. Sometimes, going to the event you almost skipped is how you meet your closest friends or find your favorite organization. From student organizations to volunteer opportunities, these events
VibeLink app changing how student organizations stay connected - The Miami Hurricane (opens the original)
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What began with one University of Miami student’s struggle to keep up with campus activities has grown into VibeLink, a mobile platform built to connect more than 500 student users with clubs, events and student organizations. VibeLink, created by UM senior Markus Corredor and UM alum Anish Guntreddi, allows students to discover campus organizations and events while providing student leaders with tools and resources to manage their clubs. Since launching last semester, the platform has grown to
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