Dear V,
I am only a sophomore, but recently I've been feeling the pressure to figure out what I want to do and fast! It seems that everyone is really bearing down on me lately, including my parents a...
Student Government (SG) has arranged for shuttles to transport students to Miami International Airport before the Thanksgiving break. Shuttles will run every two hours from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. today and ...
The holidays are a natural time to exchange presents with Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa marking the days of November and December. Some of us shop early, accumulating presents for lov...
Students that purchased their airline tickets before Oct. 24 to go home between Dec. 2 and Dec. 14 may qualify for an airline service fee waiver. The University has made arrangements with certain airl...
It might be the most offensive rap ever created by a group of athletes.
No, I'm not talking about the Super Bowl Shuffle from 20 years ago; I'm talking about the Seventh Floor Crew's homage to, ahem,...
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(U-WIRE)-College students have come to view cell phones over the years as a social need. Before long, they may find them to be an academic necessity as well.
In collaboration with mobile...
Got talent you would like to showcase? Upset that Homecoming O-Cheer was cancelled? Then perform in LINK's Applause for a Cause scheduled for Friday, Dec. 9 from 7 to 10 p.m. Applications for acts are...
I'm going to justify this grumbling column by first mentioning a few loveable things about UM: the abundance of fun extracurricular activities, lectures, opportunities; that the campus still looks lik...
Miami (8-1) and Georgia Tech (6-3) will finally get to play on Saturday after Hurricane Wilma forced the game to be moved from Oct. 25. The Hurricanes will be looking to get one step closer to the ina...
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On Sept. 13, EDGE ran a feature on the -ist websites and is happy to report that there is now a Miamist.com. Run mainly by UM graduate students, Miamist.com is about Miami for Miamians. ...
