It was unanimous.
Academics, student life, and communication with administration are the problems UM's new Student Government president will be spending most of his or her time dealing with.
A crowd...
Le Tigre aren't real tigers, but they can certainly roar. When three fierce women get on stage carrying only their instruments, their anger, their pride of being women, and their political and social ...
Organizers tempted students with food and fanfare to explore the history of Caribbean blacks last Tuesday at the first annual Caribbean Day.
An event extended through the afternoon, with festivities ...
After two seasons as one of the Miami Hurricanes top hitters, designated hitter/first baseman Danny Matienzo decided he needed a new challenge. So, with the graduation of catcher Greg Lovelady, Matien...
Cultural extravaganza today
COISO is holding a "Cultural Extravaganza" today at 8p.m. at the Wesley Center.
COMMUNICATION BUILDING TO BE SCENE OF MOCK BIO-TERRORIST ATTACK
The School of Medicine'...
After making their way past a few dozen angry students and exchanging a lengthy, heated discussion, the University of Miami Faculty Senate overwhelmingly approved the disintegration of the School of I...
It was the lyrics from Angie Stone's song, "Brotha,'' that inspired Sigma Gamma Rho president, Alecia Gail Gray, to initiate the first Brothers' Appreciation Day at the University of Miami.
Sponsored...
Greek Week officially begins today with opening ceremonies at the Rathskeller and is expected to have the highest level of Greek involvement in recent memory, said Jorge Lima, Greek Week co-chair and...
This summer, the University will begin the first phase of a multi-year renovation of the Hecht/Stanford Dining Hall.
According to Mel Tenen, Director of Auxiliary Services (which oversees Dining Serv...
