Senior Matt Mulvaney has emerged from an injury-stricken cross-country season and is enjoying success in what appears to be a quite promising track season, even with the many hurdles the team faces.
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Controversial ad about Middle East conflict stirs dialogue on campus
Dr. Whitely makes final decision not to run ad in The Hurricane
David Horowitz, head of the Center for the Study of Popular Culture...
Lowe receives art donation
The Lowe Art Museum at UM has received a major boost to its compilation of ethnic and non-Western art, as well as to what was formerly a tiny collection of studio glass. Co...
Approximately 50 hand-selected UM music students auditioned Tuesday for a role in a new musical by renowned songwriter and producer Desmond Child.
Child has written and produced more than forty hit s...
The abolition of the Department of International Studies is a sham.
If Dean Wyche approves the new proposal penned by the INS student-faculty transition team, a virtually identical program of intern...
TODAY
Come down to the Rat at 7 p.m. and join Delta Phi Epsilon for their competitive philanthropy event to benefit The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
MONDAY
Stop by the Wellness Center between 8 a.m....
Do not let the name fool you! Hardly containing a death metal sound, Eagles of Death Metal are just good old fashion rock and roll. Peace Love Death Metal is a party rock album all about drinking and ...
Recently, a good friend of mine informed me that the price of her birth control pills, purchased through the Student Health Center's Pharmacy, had gone up in price from $13 per month to $25 per month....
Hands down, the most colorful restaurant in Miami, Randazzo's Italian Restaurant stands proud and loudly proclaims to be one of the best. Located right by Miracle Mile, this charismatic little spot em...
Now that I've had sufficient time to mourn for Howard Dean - though I still get a bit choked up when I see ads for the CNN special on his "improbable rise and spectacular fall" - it's time to focus my...
