Pre-med is an intimidating word in its own right. Students have hundreds of questions running through their minds such as "What do I need to do to get accepted?" and "What is medical school really lik...
Fans of everything from jazz and salsa music to classical and Irish music will have their musical appetites filled at the 2004 Festival Miami concert series, from Sept. 25 through Oct. 30.
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With all that there is to do in the city of Miami, students sometimes feel lost in a maze of what to do-bars, clubs, restaurants, museums, neighborhoods-it all can be a bit overwhelming, especially to...
Blending poetry with song, Maya Angelou -- poet, educator, historian, best-selling author, actress, playwright, civil-rights activist, producer and director -- gave graduating seniors some words of wi...
Anxious to start their college careers, incoming freshmen often experience mixed feelings of anticipation and curiosity as they embark on a new part of life. Questions inevitably arise concerning frie...
While most students spend their summers relaxing at home or going to the beach, Student Government President Vance Aloupis has spent his summer taking classes, and working towards accomplishing his p...
The name 'Wellness Center' might be a little confusing to students new to UM. The word 'gym' doesn't do justice. The Wellness Center is much more than a gym. It's a place that offers students an oppor...
Dr. Pat Whitely, vice president for Student Affairs, is always on the run. Whether it's attending meetings with SAFAC, eating lunch with student leaders while they voice their concerns about the Unive...
The Engineering Advisory Board could be called UM's student government specifically for engineers. Serving as the umbrella organization for all student organizations within the College of Engineering...
Dining Services, in response to student feedback, has announced the arrival of two new eateries on campus this semester: Starbucks and Salsaritas. Starbucks Caf
