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...

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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 ...

Campus-wide power outages affect SG voting

POSTED FEB. 26 AT 4:30 P.M. UPDATED FEB. 26 AT 4:50 P.M. No air conditioning, no wireless Internet and no lights. At about 1:09 p.m. the university lost power for more than an hour everywhere on cam...

COMMENTARY: Where’s the love?

Walking into the BankUnited Center Saturday for Miami's game against Maryland, I witnessed something that I don't remember ever seeing before in my four years here: There was a guy standing by the stu...

Campus safety concerns don’t receive necessary attention

I have been a student here since 2004, and up until this past year I have always felt safe and secure on our campus. Within a year it seems that crimes and attempted crimes against females, specifical...

Campus flunks compatibility test

While students at the University of Miami are technologically inclined, they are compatibility challenged. The Microsoft Campus Agreement License allows students to download Microsoft Office free of ...

SportsFest coverage was right on

I would like to praise The Miami Hurricane for its outstanding coverage of this year's SportsFest competition. Bringing together hundreds of students from all seven residential locations for an enjoya...

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