What’s going on?

TODAY (Apr 24) Rising sea levels and storm potentials are both dangers that will be discussed at "The Future of Florida and the Gulf Coast in the Face of Global Warming" lecture at 6:30 p.m. in the St...

Weird News: New Zealand plans to fill volcano with human waste

New Zealand plans to fill volcano with human waste New Zealand has come up with a new idea for getting rid of tons of human waste without having to create new landfills: Auckland plans on filling one ...

Students display work at university forum

Roughly 130 University of Miami students gathered Wednesday to present their work at the 11th annual Citizens Board Research and Creativity Forum. At the event, graduate and undergraduate researchers...

Baseball: The games must go on

During a highly-emotional series that earned national media attention, the Miami Hurricanes baseball team came together in all aspects of the game and earned their first conference road series sweep o...

why is the ‘Big O’ eluding me?

Dear V, This is kind of embarrassing, but I don't think that I work "down there." I've had a lot of boyfriends, and am pretty experienced sexually, but I've never had an orgasm in my entire life. Even...

Music school dean to retire

After more than 20 years as the dean of the University of Miami's Frost School of Music, William Hipp is set for retirement at the end of the semester. "I made the decision two years ago," Hipp said,...

Freshmen living on campus will not be allowed cars in ’08-’09 s...

Beginning fall 2008, freshmen living on campus will not be allowed cars for the entire year. Patricia A. Whitely, vice president of Student Affairs, said the decision will not affect commuter student...

Track and Field: ‘Canes clean up at ACC Outdoor Championships

The University of Miami track and field continued right where they left off. The 'Canes came in hot to the 2007 ACC Outdoor Championships, and they remained that way for the duration of the competitio...

Chill Out: Take a break at one of Miami’s great ice cream parlors

We've all been there. It is late afternoon, and you've been staring at the textbook page in front of you for half an hour, failing to absorb a single morsel of information. Luckily, UM is situated amo...

School of Business dean Sugrue retiring after 15 years at Miami

Paul K. Sugrue, who has served as dean of the School of Business for 15 years, will retire at the end of the academic year. During Sugrue's tenure, UM has been ranked the number one business school i...

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