What’s going on?

March 3: TODAY Discover the ranging benefits of physical therapy at the first-ever UM Pre-Physical Therapy Club gathering, featuring guest speakers and refreshments. This event is free and open to the...

Cinematic Spotlight

FEATURE: Opening weekend marks an exciting festival run The Oscars are only about a week past and the art of film is still fresh in the minds of many Miami residents. The timing couldn't be any better...

EDITORIAL: Students: Why Didn’t U Vote?

Twenty-one percent of students voted in this year's Student Government elections - the most the university has seen in a while. Not only that, but this election proved that every ballot counts, based ...

Lame remixes, timeless originals on Michael Jackson’s Thriller 25

There's something to be said about the quality of an album if it has been released in stores three different times over 25 years. Thriller, the best-selling album ever, cemented Michael Jackson's posi...

Student shaves head to support sick children

Some people donate money or volunteer for charity. Others shave their head. Freshman Alyssa Mische took a razor to her head outside of Stanford Residential College last month as part of a fund-raiser...

Newsbriefs

U.S. House reauthorizes bill to help students save money on books A bill to help students save money on textbooks by allowing them access to important textbook and course-related information was reaut...

MEN’S BASKETBALL: Clemson Tigers stop Canes four-game win streak

After battling back from a 21-point deficit, the Hurricanes failed to secure a win on Wednesday night, falling to the Clemson Tigers, 79-69. The loss snapped Miami's (19-8, 6-7 ACC) four-game winning...

Janet Jackson proves she deserves another chance on Discipline

In the four years since 144 million viewers saw Janet Jackson's boob on the Super Bowl halftime show, the historically bankable pop star has failed to score a number one album. And it's not like she h...

UMPD’s Chief Rivero buys lunch if you provide the tips

With a strong frame and a commanding handshake, University of Miami Chief of Police David A. Rivero could intimidate anyone - until he smiles. Since December, UMPD has allowed students to have lunch ...

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TODAY FEBRUARY 28 Patio Jams will feature Tuesday Night Squad, a Floridian funk-rock band, from noon to 1:30 p.m. at the UC Patio. Free Caribbean food will be served to get you into the spring break m...

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