Since beginning college, and especially during my senior year, I have been reminded that I will be entering the "real world" after graduation. It is as if being a college student is like being plugged...
In a language foreign to many, the chanting was heard throughout the area Friday afternoon. With each word enunciated, the voice echoed off the buildings. It seemed to have originated from across camp...
Images of soldiers are splashed across a screen at AMC Sunset on a Tuesday night. Eminem's "Lose Yourself" blares through the sound system before director Kimberly Peirce, clad in black, rushes past t...
Bring out the paintbrushes.
With a score of 362.60, sophomore Brittany Viola became the third Miami women's diver to win an NCAA Championship Saturday evening at the 2008 NCAA Division I Women's Swim...
In this day we like to opine about many issues. These opinions sometimes dictate regulations, laws and other guidelines that determine how our world and society runs. In the case of women, there are s...
Members of Camp Kesem Miami are hoping to offer families coping with cancer a "magical" experience this summer. "Kesem," which means "magic" in Hebrew, is a free, student-run summer camp for children ...
Thursday 28, 2008
Coral Gables Wine & Food Festival
General Admission - $50; VIP - $150
All around Coral Gables
Noises from the Underground
$5
Jakmel Art Gallery
Funkshion: Fashion Week Miami Be...
NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - In their first NCAA tournament appearance in six years, the University of Miami Hurricanes advanced past St. Mary's College before being eliminated by Texas in the second rou...
We have all been stereotyped at one point or another in our lives. I won't bother rattling off a few, since you all know the most common ones. Think for a minute of one stereotype and I guarantee you ...
Students at the University of Miami may feel no connection to Uganda, but one organization is trying to change that.
The Invisible Children organization, which became an official club Monday, is tryi...
