Former Kappa Sigma fraternity officers accused of wrongful death by Meredith's parents
When freshman Chad Meredith drowned in seven feet of water in the middle of Lake Osceola two years ago after a 5...
The South Florida Blood Bank , a nonprofit organization, comes to UM the first Monday and Tuesday of every month in hopes of attracting youths to help save lives. SFB is the only source of blood for J...
Tom Berry, a freshman runner on the men's fall cross-country team and spring track team, knows what it takes to win in different types of meets.
Running is a year-round commitment for Berry, who emph...
Expect the Grove to be busier than usual this weekend and not just because the whole student population has revived from hiding in the wormhole dorms from last weekend's rainy disaster. The New York I...
Field hockey comes to UM
There's a new club on campus! Join the Field Hockey Club and help promote awareness, good sportsmanship, and teamwork. The objectives of the Field Hockey Club are to educate ...
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 28
8:13 p.m. 1230 Dickinson Dr.
Petit Theft
THURSDAY JANUARY 29
10:59 a.m. 1311 Miller Dr.
Grand Theft
3:29 p.m. 1306 Stanford Dr.
Theft
4:17 p.m. 1211 Dickinson Dr.
Grand...
The 2004 season for women's tennis started with both rain and victory. The Hurricanes defeated West Virginia in a shutout victory to open their season last Sunday afternoon. Anxious to play since thei...
The key issue of last week's Student Government meeting was the closure of the International Studies Department, and the consequences thereof.
Senior Senator Christian Wilson and President of the I...
It is no longer impossible to picture President George W. Bush being dragged behind a car, eyes staring straight ahead, pants on fire. This was the strange sight that greeted all those who passed by S...
Get out your softball mitts, hula-hoops and competitive spirit - it's Sportsfest time again.
Sportsfest, the annual weekend-long competition between residential colleges, will kick off its 19th run F...
