Latino 101 discussion explores what it means to be Latino at UM

Students from a multitude of ethnic backgrounds gathered in the Eaton Residential College lobby last week, prepared to voice their opinions about everything Latino. As part of Hispanic Heritage Month...

Winslow comes through

Kellen Winslow simply was not going to let the Hurricanes lose to West Virginia last Thursday night. Facing a critical fourth-and-13 situation from their own 25-yard line, the Hurricanes needed a mir...

Greek chapters decide to invite a new sorority

This just in: A new Greek chapter is coming to campus! We were there to catch this breaking news as it happened. Last Tuesday marked a new "chapter" in Greek Life history. Each chapter was given a vo...

International music festival takes UM by storm

Artists from around the world have joined to perform at the 20th annual Festival Miami held at the UM Gusman Concert Hall. The international lineup includes artists from Brazil, Cuba, China, Africa, ...

Be a part of coming out week

The city that I was born and raised in is not famous for its diversity or accepting nature. The people of Naples, FL, are generally rich-white-old-bigoted folk. When I came to UM, I learned about a co...

Students not required to study abroad through UM

Studying abroad for a semester is a popular form of exploration and adventure for many fortunate college students; however, students might not be aware that they are not confined to only those program...

U.S. needs to learn how to play fair in trade talks

The game of Risk has it all: my very own impenetrable army of loyal followers, a map featuring great nations like Irkutsk, and most importantly, the chance to become Supreme Dictator of the World. Hon...

LIFE & ART IS ON TOP OF THE MOUNTAIN

Check the history: the Edo period in Japan (1603-1868) was an age of emperors and shoguns, but it also was a time when popular culture flourished with the emergence of populist art forms such as ukiyo...

We found no weapons- is it too late to apologize?

The former UN weapons inspector who was leading the search for illegal weapons in Iraq, Mr. David Kay himself, has released a draft report stating that they kind of failed to find any of those weapons...

Shoot the Truth: Miami’s photojournos keep the city alive

The Historical Museum of Southern Florida's Assignment Miami: News Photographers captures everything about Miami you thought you knew, but had no idea. From back in the day when it was acceptable for ...

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