For many students, going to school in Miami offers a number of benefits: warm weather, proximity to the beach and access to great nightlife. However, all of Miami's bars and most of its clubs are off-...
Since the speakout on the Rock that kicked off the campaign for better wages and working conditions for UNICCO workers on Sept. 14, Students Towards a New Democry (STAND) and the Service Employees Int...
College kids can find some crazy ways to pass the time late at night in the dorms, especially with use of the hallways and staircases: sling-shooting apples and oranges 100 miles per hour down the hal...
University of Miami School of Law Assistant Dean Marni Lennon has been selected as the recipient of the 2005 Outstanding Law School Faculty or Staff Award from Equal Justice Works.
Lennon serves as A...
In 1983, the then 15th-ranked Hurricanes blew out the Duke Blue Devils 56-17 in Durham, N.C., in quarterback Bernie Kosar's freshman year:
To the average TV viewer, the game may have seemed like a ty...
On Earth, we are given the chance to live out our human existence. Given this fragile and temporary stopping place in what should be a journey for enlightenment and inner peace, it is astounding that...
Some of you may remember my column last semester on Tom DeLay's brazen hypocrisy and opportunism regarding the Terri Schiavo fiasco last semester. Now, as we all know, Schiavo was in the unfortunate ...
"Mmmbop" is the typical first reaction heard when the name Hanson is mentioned. But the group is striving for a new connotation: indie rock band.
It's been eight years since Hanson burst into the com...
It took five games for No. 9 Miami to dominate an opponent from start to finish, which the Hurricanes accomplished in a 52-7 rout of Duke at the Orange Bowl on Saturday.
Quarterbacks Kyle Wright and ...
Although Ana Mendieta may be internationally renowned in art circles, this does not necessarily purport that her life and images are entirely well known. In Miami, however, it is a different story. ...
