Women's volleyball setter Jill Robinson is living proof that age has nothing to do with ability.
Robinson began her 'Canes career as a true freshman last year and wasted no time showing what she was...
A new chapter in life, a new journey, a new set of challenges-and a new set of worries. But getting through engineering at the University of Miami might be as easy as one, two, three, so make sure to ...
A day in the life of a typical commuter student usually begins with an alarm clock going off an hour and a half before class. Then the real mission begins: dealing with traffic.
Some may question why...
Resident life is a vital part of being in college.
National studies show that sutdents who get involved in college get better grades and do better overall. At UM's residential colleges, students can ...
Women's soccer team midfielder Anik Huffman's performance throughout her career has been nothing short of prolific.
Huffman's freshman season in high school set her on a path to realizing her potenti...
For those of you oblivious to the growing popularity of Miami's serious ability to cater to food, fashion and nightlife: Pay attention. Much like cities across the country, Miami hosts several festiva...
Working while attending classes is a common choice for UM students. Part-time positions help students pay for books, food and entertainment, among other expenses.
Student employment positions provide...
Our Chris Hamilton sat down with former UM tennis player Megan Bradley, who ranked No. 1 in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association poll.
First Impression: What was it like when you won the Indoor Cha...
From the moment Miami sophomore catcher Eddy Rodriguez attended his first Hurricanes baseball game when he was 8 years old, he knew he wanted to play for the green and orange. After moving from Cuba w...
Miami is a sprawling, bustling city where most people navigate on four wheels, but plenty of alternatives still exist for those students who like to save gas or simply don't have a ride.
For starters...
