On Friday, Jan. 21, the University of Miami Rathskeller hosted the first spoken word night sponsored by the United Black Students. Although this was one of the last events on the calendar for that wee...
Re: "Dr. King, your famous 'dream' is dead," 1/26
"Dr. King, your famous 'dream' is dead" is yet another trite, oversimplified column on the "negatives" of affirmative action from someone of limit...
The University of Miami women's tennis team set the tone for the season with straight-set wins against the Quakers. The 'Canes were forced to make the University of Pennsylvania their opener after the...
Hip-hop is a cultural movement that began among urban African-American youth in New York and has since spread around the world. Emerging from a blend of African and West Indian vibes in the late 1960s...
The University of Miami baseball team kicked off its 2005 season with an explosive 14-0 defeat of the alumni in front of 1,518 fans Saturday night at Mark Light Field.
The game represented a throwbac...
Not so alternative
Rolling Stone magazine, after rejecting an ad for a new translation for the Bible, has reversed its decision and has apparently sent Zondervan a contract for a half-page ad in the ...
While former University of Miami sprinter Lauryn Williams received honorable recognition for winning a silver medal in the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece, many other UM athletes went unnoticed, ...
The official unveiling of the Phillip and Patricia Frost School of Music's high-tech library, the Marta and Austin Weeks Music Library and Technology Center, took place last Sunday. Faculty, friends, ...
Henry Latimer, former Broward Circuit Court judge and an alumnus of UM's School of Law, died Monday night in a car accident. He was 67.
Born in Georgia, Latimer grew up in Jacksonville, Fla. As a law...
The Statue
Oscar Nominations came out Tuesday and both Kinsey and Sideways got nods. Question is: Do we think busy boy Jamie Foxx will come out with a statue?
Births
A new club is opening its doo...
