A group of UM students traveled to Auburn, Alabama to represent the University of Miami against universities in the Southeast Student Conference.

Whether one decided to play a game of Plinko or play a round of “Rockband,” this past Saturday at Stanford Circle, they would be saving lives.

The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) attempts to build a concrete canoe for an annual contest.

A triumph for music lovers across Miami-Dade County, the Federal Communications Commission approved a request made by WVUM “The Voice” that will double the station’s range, providing music, news and sports programming to the entire county.

The Federation of Cuban Students (FEC) and Students United for a Free Cuba (CAUSA) are holding a charity drive to collect old cell phones from students at the University of Miami

In the cocktail mix of distractions car drivers cope with when commuting in their vehicles, sending text messages via cell phone has proven to be the most potent ingredient.

The iPhone has a number of creative and useful applications, like the Bug Spray app.

Two doctors from the University of Miami’s Miller School of Medicine are now using filtration to detect cancer cells in a breakthrough test using nanotechnology.

With 15 percent of Journalists losing their jobs in 2008, colleges and universities across the nation have been left scrambling to figure out the best way to prepare their students for the new demands in the workforce. Currently, UM’s undergraduate program offers both a print and broadcast journalism major, however, each major gives each student an opportunity to select 9 electives in the field so they can build their own track and get a well rounded curriculum. While many schools have decided to combine the broadcast and print journalism majors into one, UM has not yet followed suit.