Last week, the Communication, Media and Entertainment Fair was held at the SoC courtyard. Local employers, who are looking to hire, met with communication majors. It allowed students to network and learn about the wide array of job opportunities.
📸: Allie Salvucci
During COISO’s International Week, nights are dedicated to various cultures. Students try Latin-American games throughout Latin-American Night. Members run various game stands.Individuals admire the beautiful traditional Mexican decorations that are hung overhead.
📸: Sharron Lou
The Ring Theater had its production, A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Titania, played by senior Luciana Ragolia, swats away Oberon hand, played by junior Christopher Cline.
📸:Allie Salvucci
In-person concerts have returned to campus and students are overly excited. Last Friday, Hurricane Productions organized a concert starring hip-hop duo, Rae Sremmurd, at the Watsco Center. Students were singing along and elevated out of their seats.
📸: Sharron Lou
Meet our Marketing/ PR Director, Stephanie Flores. She is a junior majoring in advertising management with minors in public relations and marketing. Stephanie’s role is integral to our team and her goal is to implement strategies to raise campus awareness for Ibis.
📸Jared Lennon
DragOut, SpectrUM’s annual fundraiser and charity event showcase incredible performances from students and professional drag royalty. Tiffany Fantasia is pictured gathering tips during her performance. All proceeds goes to SpectrUM and @sageusa.
📸: Allie Salvucci
@caneshoops are are ecstatic during March Madnes. Be sure to tune in and watch the Miami Hurricanes take on the Iowa State Cyclones. Go Canes! 🙌🏻
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Charisma Jones, one of our photographers, captures the best moments at the U. Her talents are an asset to the Ibis staff. Charisma strives to showcase the activities on campus through her lens.
📸: @jaredlennonphoto
UM hosted a Lunar New Years festival with hundreds of people in attendance. Some students sat on the steps to watch the performances on the UC stage and participate in activities hosted by clubs.
📸:Allie Salvucci
Reflecting on some of our favorite panels from last semester. Member of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Council, Niles Nissem, is seen interviewing Josh Peck at the fall What Matters To U event.
Missed the Spring Involvement Fair but still want to be apart of Ibis? Feel free to DM us and we will be happy to provide you with more information! We are always looking for photographers, copywriters and editors.
Tabitha Brown speaks at What Matters To U event and discusses her journey of self-love. She is seen holding up the "U" sign to show her 'Canes pride.
📸: Jennifer Vega
As students begin to attend in-person classes, campus is filled with various clubs looking for new members. The African Students Union (ASU) is seen managing a table by the Shalala Student Building to promote their organization.
📸 : Allie Salvucci
Since in person classes resume next week, canes can take advantage of campus resources and study spots. Lakeside is a great place to study, take a break or hang out with friends.
Pictured: Nicole Fernandez Prada ‘22
📸: Sofia Ramirez
Meet Margarita Sinko, our business manager. She is a senior majoring in Finance and philosophy and minoring in psychology. Margarita is responsible for creating advertisements for the Ibis and hopes to promote portraits of the student body.
📸 @jaredlennonphoto
UniMiami is UMTV’s show en Espanol. This station discusses issues and topics that affect young Latinos. Seniors Althea Castro De la Mata and Sofia Fleites do a runthrough for UMTV's show.
📸: Allie Salvucci
The University of Miami Frost School of music joined forces with celebrities to honor heroes with a spectacular concert. Some of the performers included Pitbull, Black Eyed Peas, Céline Dion, and Stevie Wonder. Pictured playing the violin is Valentina Paolucci.
📸: Jenny Abreu
Senior Ally Moore and her band play a session at Patio Jams to liven up campus.
Pictured;Jake Rosen ‘25, Gabriel Abram ‘24), Kyle Norris ‘22, Ally Moore ’22, Jeyhan Turker ‘22 & Tea Wyse ‘24.