Imagine being born into poverty, roaming the streets, rummaging through garbage pails searching for scraps of food - a half-eaten apple, pizza crusts, an hourglass shaped Capri Sun. Imagine sleeping n...
Right now the Israeli government is in the middle of constructing a security fence to keep suicide bombers out of Israel. This undertaking has come under much criticism because the fence, by its very ...
"I'm here to celebrate DNA," said Moses Kim while waiting in line to enter the Cox Science Center.
Students, staff, faculty and the general public poured into Cox on Wednesday night to attend the 50t...
This past weekend the New York International Music Festival debuted in Miami bringing all sorts of musical talent from abroad to our very own Cocowalk in Coconut Grove.
The three day event hosted abo...
The candidates for this semester's Student Government Senate elections have filed, and starting this Sunday at 9 p.m. they are going to be campaigning for your support.
Historically, student turnout...
After a City Council vote yesterday, it has been decided that the city of Miami will be nuked in 2 months. City Council members were forced to make this decision after seemingly endless complaints of ...
The latest band to be signed by 'Cane Records is ready to party. Unison, an acoustic R&B trio, has already created quite a following, selling over 500 copies of their self-produced CD Unison Live ...
Bows and Arrows works through a fairly impressive sonic gambit that gives the listener exactly what one wants from the music: feeling. While their overall tone is a bit melancholy, most of the tracks ...
The University of Miami baseball team started off its 2004 campaign in a big way on Saturday night at Mark Light Stadium. In front of 2,016 fans, this year's squad pummeled the Alumni Team by a score ...
