Paul Pavlou: UM’s New Business School Dean
Paul Pavlou began his professional career as a research professor at the University of California, Riverside, in 2003. After a
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Floating Indulgence on The Seven Seas Grandeur
Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ Newest Ship Takes Us to the Caribbean First in the water on a bright Monday morning,
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New Restaurants: Japanese Tapas, Bright Tacos, and More
A Corner of Japan Walking into Mai Sushi Tapas & Bar, you’re met with a low-light ambiance popping with color,
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June Talk of the Town: Referendums, Scholarships, Grants & More
The Referendums Advance Accountable Coral Gables, a citizen’s advocacy group spearheading three referendums for Coral Gables voters, submitted its first
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Recall Redux
A Deeper Look at the Failed Effort To Recall the Mayor We reported last month about the attempt to recall
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Father’s Day Shopping in the Gables
When it comes to gift giving for the fathers in our lives, it’s hard to know how to spoil them.
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Best of 2024 Survey — Vote Now!
Help us pick the best spots in the city by voting for your favorite local businesses. Whether it’s the tastiest
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Review: ‘Laughs in Spanish’ Captures the Flavor of Miami
Although Miami native Alexis Scheer’s play, “Laughs in Spanish,” was born in Boston (she wrote it as her MFA playwrighting
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June Best Bets: Royal Poinciana Fiesta, Father’s Day Fun, and More!
New Exhibits at the Lowe Museum University of Miami’s Lowe Art Museum unveils two new exhibits this month: “She’s A
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May City Hall: A Recap of Two Commission Meetings
At its first meeting in May, the Coral Gables City Commission discussed: SELLING MUSEUM DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS Voted 5-0 to approve
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