Miami Project co-founder awarded prestigious award
Barth Green, neurosurgeon and co-founder of The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis, received the 2007 James W. McLamore Outstanding Service Award last ...
Bored with staying on campus? Check out these events around Miami!
Thursday 1/31/08
Sushi, Sake and Fun?6:30 p.m.
Umi Sushi Lounge?
Reading of Randall Kennedy's Sellout: The Politics of Racial Betra...
To the untrained eye, James Dews is your typical college sophomore. He studies in the Richter Library, eats at Chartwells and has a Facebook. But what many do not realize is that Dews is a rising star...
A death row inmate is given a fatal dose of chemicals, but the excruciating pain, suffocation and burning sensation associated with the toxins will be masked by an anesthetic.
Or, maybe it won't. A s...
With the game on the line, Wake Forest guard Ishmael Smith had a chance to hit a game-winning shot. Luckily for him, he was used to the pressure.
Smith, who hit a similar shot to beat Virginia Tech e...
The University of Miami recently notified students of changes to the merit-based scholarship process, but was planning the changes for more than a year, said the university provost Thomas J. LeBlanc.
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We all remember where we were on Nov. 10, 2007. The last game at the Orange Bowl was a tragedy unlike any other seen at the University of Miami - a 48-0 drubbing of the Canes in the final performance ...
Despite juggling their busy workloads, class schedules and study groups, some students were able to make time for one more thing on Tuesday: voting.
The BankUnited Center served as the University of ...
TODAY JANUARY 31
Learn more about how to get involved on campus at the Spring Involvement Fair from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the UC Green.
Michael Lasser will present, "East Side, West Side, All Around ...
On offense, Miami has recruited well at wide receiver and quarterback, but it has only targeted one running back (Harper) who they believe is a stud. They look to be in the lead for his services at th...
