On Tuesday afternoon, Lantagne Welch accepted the head coaching position at UC Santa Barbara. She will replace former coach Kathy Gregory, who had coached the Gaucho’s for 38 years before retiring in January.

The Hurricanes concluded National Signing Day on Wednesday with 16 high school athletes officially accepting scholarships to attend Miami. Overall, five of those recruits came from Florida, with four of those residing in South Florida.

Enjoy National Signing Day. Admittedly, that’s a little hard for me to say. The idea that, just a few days after watching a highly competitive game amongst grown men in the Super Bowl, we turn our ...

BACK IN THE WIN COLUMN: Senior guard Stefanie Yderstrom and senior center Shawnice Wilson fight for a rebound against Virginia Tech during Saturday’s 68-42 win against the Hokies. Cayla Nimmo // p...

As the semester progresses and assignments pile up, students line up at their local convenience store, on the hunt for a jolt to get them through the day without feeling drained. Running on an ...

It’s funny how on the eve of the biggest sporting event of the year, the conversation remains fixated on how the game Americans love may not last forever. That’s one of the major topics of discussi...

UM led No. 11 North Carolina by five points with 30 seconds left on Sunday, but saw its lead evaporate down the stretch. A buzzer beating baseline jumper from UNC sophomore Danielle Butts gave the Tar Heels a 64-62 victory and silenced a full Miami student section.

With a sold out arena of 7,972 on hand and the No.1 team in the country visiting in arguably the biggest regular season game in school history, the Miami Hurricanes put on their most inspired game of the season, blowing out the Duke Blue Devils 90-63. The win gives Miami (14-3, 5-0) their first ever five-win start to conference play in team history.

It’s a situation that happens to all of us at one point or another in our lives. You’re sitting at your desk at work, going about your day. By no means is this a bad job. It pays well, it’s stable ...

Ron Fraser, the former Miami coach who was dubbed “the wizard of college baseball,” passed away Sunday morning.