The most raucous, raunchy, and rockin' band is back after a four-year hiatus. Buckcherry, the group that best embodies the past, present, and future of rock and roll, slaps you like crazy with their n...
Students and janitors began temporarily resting from a 17-day hunger strike on Friday afternoon. The announcement, delivered by Service Employees International Union (SEIU) President Andrew Stern and ...
Dear President Shalala,
I write to suggest that the policy of putting the Ashe building into a state of lockdown in response to the appearance of union supporters, and keeping it that way for hours a...
Members of the women's golf team have a sour taste in their mouths after a disappointing showing at the ACC Women's Golf Championship.
The event, which took place from April 14-16, pitted Miami again...
If The Skinny is a representation of what could be out there as far as local bands are concerned, then listeners are in for a pleasant surprise.
The Skinny's self-titled album is a satisfying mixture...
TODAY
Come out to see The Music Man continue its run as a part of Totally Tuesday at the Jerry Herman Ring Theatre at 8 p.m.
Invisible Children, a documentary on children in Uganda, will be shown ...
A three-run eighth inning comeback helped Miami salvage the final game of its series against Virginia 9-8 Sunday at Mark Light Field.
Poor starting pitching put the Hurricanes into insurmountable hol...
Ricardo D. Hall will be the new dean of students effective July 10, administrators told The Hurricane Monday. He will be replacing Dean William W. Sandler Jr., who is retiring this summer after workin...
TALLAHASSEE-Clinging to a 7-5 lead with two runners on in the ninth inning, a flu-ridden Chris Perez unleashed a radar gun-busting fastball to strike out Florida State's Dennis Guinn and preserve a cr...
TODAY
The Council for Democracy, as a part of Drug Awareness Week, will host a session of intelligence and the drug enforcement at 1:00 p.m. in the Business School conference room.
Meredith Wilson...
