SPORTS BRIEFS

Football Canes recruiting success continues for 2009 National Signing Day 2008 has come and gone, but the University of Miami football program and coaching staff have not stopped working the recruitme...

In The Spot Light: The School Radio Station

The 40-year-old voice echoes around campus; students can hear it at Sbarro, at the pool and even at the Wellness Center Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, WVUM - 90.5 FM - plays tunes, news ...

Bill Clinton’s plan lets students tackle world challenges

When he ran for president in 1992, he captured the attention of the MTV generation with his saxophone in hand. Now Bill Clinton is trying to do it again - with global issues in mind. The Clinton Glob...

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 ...

NewsBriefs

Students meet to discuss national college gossip Web site JuicyCampus, a Web site that allows visitors to anonymously post university-related gossip, has ignited controversy for scandalous posts and s...

A Year of Classic Films Honored this Sunday

The Oscars are on for this Sunday after a long and hard-fought battle with Hollywood's writers. Now that the strike is over, the night will go on with second-time host Jon Stewart. Tune in to ABC Sund...

What’s going on?

Feb. 21: TODAY Patio Jams will feature Shak Nasti, an eclectic groove rock band, from noon to 1:30 p.m. on the UC Patio. Professor Anthea Butler will present "Déj

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