After starting the season as the 11th ranked men's tennis program in the nation, recent struggles have left the Hurricanes in a not-so-favorable position.
After starting the season 4-1 with wins agai...
Not even the cold front that swept through South Florida over the weekend could stop the warm smiles and festivities surrounding FunDay.
More than 400 "special citizens," both children and adults wit...
Is your life interesting enough for to be made into a television show? Starting on Mar. 1, Facebook and Ziddio.com are teaming up to start a contest that allows Facebook users to create and share user...
With Student Government elections beginning next Monday, the Elections Commission is hoping that several initiatives designed to boost voter turnout will yield results.
During the past few months, th...
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SG Senate passes resolution on fall break, football games
At the Student Government Senate meeting last Wednesday, senators voted on a recommendation bill to extend fall break for the academic ...
Football: Spring football to start Mar. 6
Head Coach Randy Shannon will get his first crack as a head coach on Mar. 6th. Although he has gone through the offseason work of a college head coach, this w...
TODAY (Feb 20)
Happy Mardi Gras!
Enjoy free music, food, games and prizes at a Mardi Gras party hosted by the Episcopal Church Center starting at 7 p.m. Costumes are encouraged.
Student Activities pr...
Geopolitics, government power and the aesthetic appearance of city structure are closely related, said the featured speaker at a lecture hosted by the Miami Consortium for Urban Studies Friday.
Herma...
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Thirteen.
That's the percentage of students who voted in last year's Student Government presidential election.
Whether the student body realize...
Tickets are now being distributed for former President Bill Clinton's visit on March 1. Clinton will speak at the BankUnited Center as part of the Spring Convocation.
The event is only open to Univer...
