Women's tennis
The University of Miami women's tennis team concluded its first tournament of the fall season by winning two of five singles matches and two doubles matches at the Gator Fall Classic i...
The fact that Dalai Lama's visit is being treated as a part of the many events leading up to the Presidential Debate is an injustice done to a great man who represents a notable spiritual tradition. W...
On Sept. 30, the first 2004 Presidential Debate will be held at the University of Miami. Classes will go on as usual, despite some major adjustments in parking and security being made at school for t...
It's been a strange start to the season for the women's volleyball team, as it has had two hurricanes ruin two prospective tournaments. First, Hurricane Frances put a stop to what was supposed to be, ...
On Sept. 17 the Florida Supreme Court ruled in favor of presidential candidate Ralph Nader, allowing him to be put on the state ballot Nov. 2. This ended the ongoing battle between Nader and Florida D...
TODAY
As part of Conservative Awareness Week, the Advocates for Conservative Thought are hosting Free-Market Environmentalism Day with speaker Doug Bandow of the CATO Institute at 4 p.m. in UC Flaming...
Not keen on listening to music that might not even have lyrics in English? One listen to any of Putumayo's cultural compilation CDs, and many would beg to differ. Started in 1993 to introduce music of...
Melanie Schultz runs with the boys.
Women's cross-country has suddenly taken notice of the junior, who went from being a nameless face in a sea of runners to the lead of the pack in the Gator Invitat...
While the Hurricanes' offense has struggled at times early on, the defense has been dominating, thanks in part to the defensive line, which has shown early on that it is one of the best units in the c...
