Lake Osceola event follows Shalala affirming commitment to environment

Sporting bright orange T-shirts, hundreds of University of Miami students, faculty, and staff "hugged" Lake Osceola at the center of campus early Wednesday afternoon. A strand of approximately 500 peo...

Would the media be there for us?

We've all been rocked and saddened this week by the tragedy in Blacksburg. Despite our fierce rivalry with the Hokies, we all are college students and share a common bond. One thing I noticed over the...

Commentary: Tennis offers athletic optimism

It's been more than a few seasons of discontent around these parts, as fans of the University of Miami have grown accustomed to disappointment. Between football's failure, basketball's injury bug and ...

Rover’s travel plans unleashed

With summer quickly approaching, and being in a day and age when most everyone is jet-setting around the world to exotic places, it is becoming easy for pets to become just as fast-paced and jet-setti...

Former child slaves share their stories

Encircled by a group of six girls, Sanita Lama snacked on chocolate pastries as her laughter filled the room. To her left, Jaya Bjandari, discussed his newfound interest in cricket and cycling with an...

Registration hassles must be addressed

We were all drawn to this school by different effects as we sat in the early days of January, praying and then deliberating as to where we would spend our next four years. We weighed choices; snow ver...

Editorial: ADMINISTRATION’S PLAN OF ACTION THREATENS STUDENTS’ ...

The Ibis Ride provides a great service to students by driving them to and from the Grove so that they don't have to. From a safety standpoint, it makes perfect sense: in offering the service, the univ...

Don’t end at Imus

What Don Imus said was wrong. I'm not going to offer any multi-syllabic, Jackie Chiles-esque clich

Teacher evaluations a waste of time

Most students dread this time of the year: cramming to finish assignments that have been haunting you all semester in the final weeks, and on top of this, you realize you have to register for classes....

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