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Housing Opt-In All current student residents planning to live on campus next year can opt in through myUM until Feb. 10. Residents canĀ indicate if they would like suite-style dorm rooms or University Village apartments. Career Expo Hundreds of recruiters from various businesses and organizations will be on-site at the Spring Career Expo on Wednesday....
Hillel and Miller Center raise Holocaust awareness
This week, the University of Miami Hillel and the Sue and Leonard Miller Center for Contemporary Judaic Studies is hosting a series of on-campus events commemorating the ninth-annual Holocaust Education Week presented by the Holocaust Memorial of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation. Events on campus include a special Holocaust Education Week Shabbat service. The 6:30...
Buy bread for a cause
Every Friday, a group of UM students plan to be at the UC breezeway, selling Challah bread to raise money for Darfur and Kosher Meals on Wheels the Miami area.
Idan Raichel Project brings soulful, cross-cultural music to Miami
The Idan Raichel Project changed the face of world music when it burst onto the scene in 2002. The Israel-based band, led by front man Idan Raichel, combines African, Indian, Latin American, Middle Eastern and European rhythms to create an unprecedented blend of sounds.The Idan Raichel Project will be performing at the Knight Concert Hall...
Hillel for all types
Hillel holds events that welcomes people off all faiths
Greeks and Hillel partner for good cause
For Feb. 27, the theme at Shabbat, which happens every Friday at Hillel, is geared towards raising money for the Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation. This money then goes toward Breast Cancer and Education and Awareness.
QuantUM offers production in honor of Black History Month
Art that stands for something, art that makes a statement, is what QuantUM Entertainment is trying make with their theatrical production of Ma Rainey's Black Bottom. The production will take place in association with Black History Month.
A note from opinion editor Joshua W. Newman
Although it may seem as though my aggressive column regarding the bomb threat was cold-hearted or evil, I would like to try and put your mind at ease.

