Every spring, Greeks come together to host one of the university's most popular, and most charitable, weeks on campus. Greek Week is a series of events that unite members from all social Greek frater...

“Oh my God! What’s happening?” said recent alumnus Rory Lincoln, who was invited to become a member of the Iron Arrow Honor Society last semester. Lincoln was originally told he needed to be at the S...

The college Greek stereotype typically isn’t comprised of gay and bisexual men, yet fraternities at the University of Miami chose to defy that image. During the spring 2010 semester, by a vote of 1...

While weekends in college usually consist of relaxation and freedom, on the weekend of Feb. 19, four UM students instead traveled to Haiti as a relief effort. After congregating under the leadershi...

The School of Architecture hosted a five-day workshop at the end of March to help suggest ideas for rebuilding Haiti after the destructive earthquake in January. It all began when the Haitian governm...

“Last year all of my friends rushed fraternities. I didn’t want to hide my identity as a gay person, so I started asking around which would be the best fit, and when all of them basically told me they didn’t know I knew it was time for me to do something,” said sophomore Vincent Foster, a pre-law University of Miami student.

There’s a new way to work out in Miami. Gracie Barra, a dojo, or training facility, that features classes occasionally taught by famed Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) fighter Georges St. Pierre, is now reaching out to UM students with the help of a senior management class.

Monday will kick off the first annual Give Back Week in the UC lower lounge with several events and opportunities for the University of Miami community to receive information from organizations on how to volunteer and give back to the local community.

“Oh my God! What’s happening?” yelled senior Rory Lincoln, who was invited to become a member of the Iron Arrow Honor Society last Thursday.

The UM School of Architecture hosted a five-day workshop this past weekend to help suggest ideas for rebuilding Haiti after the destructive earthquake in January.