Department of Residence Halls takes over Village management

One University Village "resident" will be saying goodbye to the apartment community this Thursday. JPI, a Dallas-based firm that manages luxury and student residences around the country, has overseen...

Freeman to start at quarterback

POSTED AUG. 28 AT 11:30 A.M. The anticipation is over. Kirby Freeman, the unheralded back-up to Kyle Wright most of his career, will start under center for the Miami Hurricanes in 2007, beginning thi...

Orange Bowl and Dolphin Stadium Side-by-side

ORANGE BOWL FACTS The Orange Bowl was dedicated on Dec. 10, 1937 The University of Miami lost 26-0 in its first game there against University of Georgia The Orange Bowl was originally named aft...

CD Review: Yeah Yeah Yeahs New Release “Is Is” electric

The trio hailing from Brooklyn has once again put themselves on the radar with their recently released "Is Is" . This effort will leave fans of both "Fever to Hell" and "Show Your Bones" begging for m...

New dean leaves Ivy League for Miami

Barbara E. Kahn left her position as vice dean of the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School to replace Paul K. Sugrue, University of Miami School of Business dean for the past 15 years. Now at U...

Northerner’s guide to Miami

I remember when I first came to the University of Miami about two years ago. I was a little white girl from the corn fields of Ohio who would soon realize that Miami was the exact opposite of where I ...

‘Canes see early exit in NCAA tourney

The Hurricanes' baseball team had never lost an NCAA regional coming into last season. In sports, some streaks must eventually come to an end. Miami lost its first regional since the 1993 season at t...

Strange News

Man Leaves Mother Dead in Chair for Two Years In Berlin, Germany, a man left his dead mother seated in her favorite armchair at their shared home for two years because he could not face organizing a ...

Multimedia, collaboration goals for newspaper in coming year

As the press evolves and embraces change, so too must The Miami Hurricane.This year will mark a key transition period for the 80-year-old paper. Similar to other college papers and professional news ...

Heads or tails?

As I walk out the School of Communication building by artificially tanned legs and gym-made undergrads (not that I have anything against this, I'm just stating facts here), I can't help but get distra...

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Student newspaper at the University of Miami