Sixteen years ago, Vice President for Student Affairs Pat Whitely stood before a crowd in Chicago.
At the time, William Butler was accepting NASPA’s (the Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Ed...
During fall 1926, the first freshman class flocked to a fledgling University of Miami – a small campus that barely survived a major Category 4 hurricane a few days earlier.
Despite the school’s ini...
Freshman Daniela Lorenzo immigrated to the United States from her hometown, Havana, Cuba, at the age of 6.
“My parents wanted my little sister and I to have a good future, something hard to get in ...
Though Saturday night at the movies promising soda pops and skating waiters and waitresses aren't really in vogue this century, going to the theater to see a film on the big screen is still a popular ...
Graduation seems far away when you’re a freshman and just getting to know your way around Miami and the university. Before you know it, you’ll be wearing your cap and gown. But before the next four ye...
Twenty-one-year-old senior Ana Calderone spent last summer writing stories about the latest fashion trends, assisting with the production of web content, and meeting with leading journalists – all for...
Effective spring 2014, UM freshmen interested in joining a sorority will have more options.
The Panhellenic Council at the University of Miami approved Chi Omega’s application to recolonize at UM.
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The city of Coral Gables and Miami-Dade County are working out a deal to build the pedestrian bridge across U.S. 1.
This bridge will not involve the University Centre, a strip-mall located across f...
Freshman Veronica Lopez and her family left Venezuela when she was 3 years old. In the 15 years she has lived in this country, she has visited Venezuela three times. The last time she visited was nine...
Orange Fest
Applications for a position on the Orange Festival Executive Board are being accepted until 5 p.m. Friday. The Orange Festival is an annual campus-wide event in March to celebrate the o...