A new company named Chiral has fused photography, art and fashion. The company began thanks to the Launch Pad at the University of Miami. Chiral was created by UM alumnus Jay Hirschfeld and senior ...

No more boring American history and English grammar courses straight out of high school. Welcome to college, where your interests matter. This year, freshman seminars have been transformed to offer...

Conquer career fears with help from the Toppel Career Center. The Toppel Career Center is a campus resource that aids student and alumni in developing career skills that will allow them to pursue a...

S Starting this fall, the University of Miami will switch cable service providers from Comcast to Campus Televideo (CTV). CTV was founded in 1994 and provides cable to over 220 colleges and univ...

The School of Business Administration announced that Eugene W. Anderson would be assuming the role of Dean on August 1. A marketing specialist, Anderson previously served for than twenty years at the University of Michigan’s Stephen M. Ross School of Business as a professor of marketing and as a senior associate dean for academic affairs

Project Medishare will be hosting their first Run for Relief 5K this Sunday in Coconut Grove. All proceeds will go to Project Medishare for Haiti.

Dining town hall meeting The Dining Task Force will be sharing the results of the recent dining hall survey in a town hall meeting on Monday at 7:45 p.m. in Mahoney Classroom 204. Mahoney, Pearson an...

Up ‘til Dawn Applications Applications for the executive board are due Friday by 5 p.m. in UC 214. An interview sign-up sheet will be available at that time. Up ‘Til Dawn is a student organization ...

Miami Poverty Conference The Butler Center for Volunteer Service and Leadership Development and the University of Miami Office of Civic Engagement will be hosting their second annual Miami Poverty ...

Students and alumni, consider yourself warned. The face of campus is going to change forever. Construction will begin on the long-awaited Student Activities Center this summer, due to a $20 mil...