UM Miami Hurricane
Miami, Florida, United StatesEnglishServing as the independent student-run voice of the University of Miami, this publication has provided comprehensive campus news, sports coverage, and cultural commentary since its founding in 1927. It remains a vital information hub for the university community, recognized for its rigorous student journalism and long-standing commitment to documenting the evolving history of the institution.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN MIAMI
Serving South Florida, the local publishing market is characterized by a major broadsheet daily operating alongside a robust alternative and Spanish-language press. The Miami Herald stands as the dominant English-language daily, sharing McClatchy ownership with its sister publication, El Nuevo Herald. Additional specialized reporting comes from Diario Las Americas, an independent Spanish daily founded in 1953, and the Miami Times, a historic weekly that has covered the African American community since 1923. Paperboy lists 11 newspapers in Miami.
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