UM Police remind you that theft of unattended and unsecured property is the...

Each month, 50-80% of all crime that occurs on the Coral Gables campus involves the theft of unattended or unsecured property. Simple, non-confrontational theft is generally categorized as a "crime o...

Baseball Preview: Mood in dugout is light as ‘Canes ready for NC Stat...

After three final at-bat wins in the last four games, the Miami Hurricanes come into this weekend's series against North Carolina State riding a wave of momentum. The mood in the dugout is noticeably ...

City offers proposals to keep ‘Canes at Orange Bowl, awaits UM respon...

The future of the Orange Bowl remains up in the air, and the final decision still rests with University of Miami officials. According to an article in The Miami Herald Sunday, the City of Miami has m...

New president sold for record-breaking ACS auction bid

What's the going rate for a Student Government president these days? Apparently $500. That was the amount Danny Carvajal sold for Tuesday, the night before his inauguration, during the Association of...

UM students contribute to new Herald videocasts

Daily video podcasts, or VIDcasts have become a new feature of The Miami Herald. What the 5!, the name given to the VIDcast, provides a daily dose of stories South Florida is talking about and access...

Police Beat

Pick up The Hurricane every Friday to read the Public Safety call log. For further information on any of safety services, visit Public Safety's website at www.miami.edu/publicsafety, or contact the C...

News Briefs

UMNews Educational Testing Service cancels GRE changes The Graduate Record Exam changes, two years in the making, have been cancelled by the Educational Testing Service (ETS). The changes were schedul...

What’s going on?

TODAY (Apr 6) The Phi Mu Alpha fraternity will host an All American Concert featuring classical, rock and jazz music by American composers. The concert will begin at 8 p.m. at Clarke Recital Hall. St...

Letter to the Editor: The government has a huge double standard on drugs

Regarding Patrick Gibbons' Mar. 30th column, alcohol kills more people each year than all illegal drugs combined. Prescription overdose deaths are now second only to motor-vehicle crashes as a cause o...

Republican redemption possible

As you all know, the Democrats swept the National Congress last November, taking from the Republicans the majority control they held since 1994. Throughout the last few years, the Republican Party has...

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