Water spiders sparked James Wyche's first fling with science.
As a 10-year-old in his native Rhode Island, the recently appointed vice provost and dean of the College of Arts and Sciences one day ass...
It was April 4, 2001, and hundreds of people gathered at what is one of the University of Miami's most historical events - the groundbreaking of the University of Miami Convocation Center and the home...
"Quarterback U" should have no problem living up to its name even after Heisman hopeful Ken Dorsey graduates.
In addition to signing freshman quarterback Marc Guillon, UM coach Larry Coker landed the ...
Enjoy meals at either of the Residential Dining Facilities, Hecht-Stanford and Mahoney-Pearson and experience a wide range of food and menu selections. Both operations provide a balanced selection of ...
The Miami men's tennis team may not have advanced to another NCAA Championships, but the Hurricanes were represented there.
Freshman phenom Todd Widom, who compiled an overall record of 28-7, made it...
Fitness and exercise can go beyond the walls of a building. For those who like to exercise outdoors, whether playing a sport or just goofing off, the newly updated Michael Yaron fields located directl...
The UMTV news program, NewsVision, recently was awarded the National Broadcasting Society' first prize in newscasting.
UMTV, the University's on-campus television station, has produced NewsVision fo...
Students in the residential colleges can surf the Internet, check E-mail and chat online, all for free, and without tying up their phone lines by using CaneNet, the university's student computer netwo...
Over the past decade, the professional sports scene has proven to be one of the perks of living in South Florida.
Things were no different in 2001-2002, where locals had several options to choose fro...
Visited the Richter Lately?
Moving into its later stages of development, the Richter Renovation Project has already completed several new areas now available to the public.
The first phase of the Ri...
