When Isaac Newton observed "what goes up must come down," he had no way of knowing that he was perfectly describing the 2006 Miami Hurricanes.
After consecutive 9-3 seasons with Peach Bowl appearance...
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Dining services offers students more late-night options
Students who are late-night diners will have more options to choose from this week as Leo's Deli extends its hours of operation. The eat...
John Mayer is one of those artists who is willing to ask the big questions. On his latest, Continuum, he tackles heavy issues such as belief, time, love and happiness; basically, he has made an album ...
Story updated: Sept. 26, 2006
LITTLE HAVANA-Katherine Harris spent Labor Day Monday, her last day before the Republican primary election for the United States Senate, meeting, greeting and chatting u...
Women's Tennis
The University of Miami women's tennis team began the fall season by competing in the Gator Fall Classic last weekend, a four-team round robin event that included Duke, University of So...
In a country where 92 percent of all children are malnourished and unemployment is not just a problem but a country-wide epidemic, one student group has devised a way to help.
The members of the Univ...
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Two top physicians hired to Miller School of Medicine
Dr. Joshua M. Hare and Eli Gilboa, Ph.D., were recently hired to the Miller School of Medicine's faculty in an attempt to broaden the schoo...
The Hurry 'Canes shuttle system expanded its services this semester with a rearrangement of its previous routes and the addition of two new ones. The shuttle routes will now connect the Stanford, Foun...
The new shuttles are a joy to watch. They're flashy, colorful, reflective of our school spirit, bleeding orange and green. It's a shame they're not a joy to ride, however. For as much money the univer...
There is a crisis in Miami, the result of which has been people forced from their homes, communities uprooted, and promises broken, culminating in one of the biggest scandals to surface in newspaper h...
