Before Jahwar Glass started rapping, he wrote short stories and poems. His mother played rock and soul albums and taught him new words that he collected in his stanzas and paragraphs. At 9, he wrote his first rap.
By Corey Brueggemeyer, The Miami Student
By Devon Shuman, For The Miami Student
By Margaret Clark, The Miami Student
You may have read Shakespeare's most famous love story during your freshman year of high school, but that shouldn't stop you from seeing it live.
Our driver pulled into traffic in the crowded streets of Ulaanbaatar, grumbling to himself in Mongolian while nearly colliding with the car to our left. I looked at my sister in panic as I tried to grab for the seat belt hanging next to me.
By Devon Shuman, The Miami Student
An extra exclamation point, a deliberate period or misplaced capital letters: all seemingly innocuous grammatical tweaks until placed into a common text message.
By Britton Perelman, Culture Editor
By Jack Ryan, Senior Staff Writer
By Devon Shuman, Senior Staff Writer
Sometimes the best calls to action begin with a fermenting of moral outrage. Writer-director Kirby Dick's latest documentary, "The Hunting Ground," shows Dick has become adept at courting such outrage.
By Annabel Brooks, For The Miami Student
By Jack Ryan, For The Miami Student
By Hannah Fierle, For The Miami Student
When the crowd of students gathered around Brick Street's stage started chanting for another song, the members of the synth-pop band COIN looked at each other, puzzled. They didn't have an encore planned.
By Kara Pietrowski, For The Miami Student
By Jack Ryan, Senior Staff Writer
