Household items become instruments at show

Tonight, University of Miami's Coral Gables campus will be painted blue. The Blue Man Group, comprised of three men with blue faces and extremities wearing black spandex suits, is easily recognized fr...

“Freedom of Speech” Communication Week features events for vari...

From heated debates about world news coverage in the Common Ground Courtyard to screenings of award-winning films about the Middle East to the importance of health communication education, Communicati...

UMPD reminds you of the dangers of drunk driving

Every 30 minutes someone in America dies because of an impaired driver. Every 2 minutes someone is injured by an impaired driver. Drunk driving in a major urban city is no joke; you not only endange...

‘Canes power past Elon

After a setback in the series opener, the Miami Hurricanes (6-5) bounced back in the final two games to win their second series of the season over the Elon Phoenix (5-4). Although lefthander Manny Mi...

Autobiographical Neil Simon play hits Ring Theater

Neil Simon may be best known for the highly successful and hilarious "Odd Couple" play, television show and movies, but his repertoire of comedies is much more expansive. "Broadway Bound," one of two...

Engineering Advisory Board hosts edible car, duct tape, talent competitions...

Cheez Whiz and peanut butter might not be NASCAR material, but they fueled a neck-and-neck race during the "Build an edible car competition," one of many events that took place during this year's Nati...

Sweating it out at the Wellness Center

Every student is familiar with the scene: raggedy wet towels, a mysterious yellowish, green liquid in cleaning bottles, and a slew of treadmills, ellipticals, and stairmasters all packed full of sweat...

Men’s Basketball: ‘Canes can’t keep the momentum, fall to...

Coming off a big win against No. 19 Virginia and winners of two of their last three games, the Miami Hurricanes hoped that the momentum would stay with them as they traveled to Virginia Tech on Saturd...

Expert discusses sexual assault with students

Last Thursday night, students of all ages and majors gathered in the Storer Auditorium to enjoy the clever and poignant presentation of Mike Domitrz, nationally renowned author and educator. Domitrz's...

Frost Ensemble to play Carnegie Hall in March

The Frost School of Music Wind Ensemble will appear at Carnegie Hall on March 29. The 48-student ensemble is performing the world premiere of Wolf Rounds, a work by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Ch...

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