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Miami recovers from Sunday loss, rallies to beat Florida International, 7-3, in cross-town rivalry - Vimarsana News

Miami recovers from Sunday loss, rallies to beat Florida International, 7-3, in cross-town rivalry

“Overall, we’re playing okay, but not quite the way I want to see us play,” Miami head coach Gino DiMare said. “The good thing is we won the game, but we have a lot to improve on. All facets. I want to see us clean things up and play a lot better.”

FAU ends Miami's winning streak in back-and-forth 6-5 victory - Vimarsana News

FAU ends Miami's winning streak in back-and-forth 6-5 victory

“We have to stop pressing and putting too much pressure on ourselves,” head coach Gino DiMare said. “We need to act a little bit more mature at the plate and handle those situations better. We’ll learn from it.”

Morales powers Miami to 11-2 win over Stetson - The Miami Hurricane - Vimarsana News

Morales powers Miami to 11-2 win over Stetson - The Miami Hurricane

Third baseman Yohandy Morales is viewed as one of the best players in the nation and a future MLB first-round draft pick. On Tuesday night, he showed why.

On being freshmen during a pandemic: 'A pretty sucky way to start off college life' - Vimarsana News

On being freshmen during a pandemic: 'A pretty sucky way to start off college life'

Stanford Residential College, which was originally set to be demolished in the summer of 2020, remained open this school year to house another class of freshmen and provide more on-campus living spaces during COVID. Photo credit: File Photo The class of 2024 arrived on campus in the fall ready to flourish in the freedoms that come with freshman year. But many residential freshmen say the pandemic, especially a midnight curfew imposed by Miami-Dade County and the University of Miami, robbed them of one of the reasons they chose to be Miami — a chance to stay out late and explore the haunts o...