In total, 1,957 students voted in this semester's elections. That's over 900 more than last year.
Be sure to vote in runoffs for president, vice-president and treasurer today and tomorrow in the UC Br...
The women's tennis team got back on the winning track on Sunday afternoon as it defeated No. 35 Baylor University by a score of 6-1, improving to 5-1 on the season.
"It was great to see the team boun...
Miami-Dade Mayor Alex Penelas delivered his last State of the County address at UM's Gusman Hall on Thursday. He reflected on the accomplishments of the past year and announced his plans for his remai...
Football schedule changed
In response to requests from fans and with the cooperation of the Atlantic Coast Conference and opponent schools, the 'Canes have changed the 2004 football schedule to avoid...
After our last few issues of what some considered harsh criticism of the presidential elections on campus, we are now ready to congratulate the undergraduate student body for their strong showing at t...
The No. 21 Miami Hurricanes (21-5, 10-5) won a crucial Big East game on Saturday night as they defeated the West Virginia Mountaineers (19-8, 10-5) 82-74 at the Convocation Center.
The 'Canes entered...
In a 14-1 decision Monday, the Public Health Trust that runs Jackson Memorial Hospital backed UM's School of Medicine in its proposal in the Florida Legislature to instate a $200,000 cap on medical ma...
UM recently hosted Africa Summit 2004, an event that brought together U.S. State Department policy makers and members of the academic community to facilitate discussion on the future of U.S.-Africa re...
Safety Tip of the Week: Here are some tips from Officer Henry L. Christensen, director of the Department of Public Safety. One of the best safety tools we have at our disposal is our cell phones. Just...
Student Government Election Results
1957 students voted in this semester's elections, that's over 900 more than last years.
Be sure to vote in run offs for President, Vice President and ...
