For every rainy Saturday when you don’t feel like fighting crowds at the mall and for every shopping urge you might have while your credit card’s maxed out, it’s thrift stores to the rescue. Here’s a guide a few local favorites that may smell a little funky, but are known for producing fantastic finds.
Just because you've experienced Miami doesn't mean you've experienced Florida. Ditch the beach and hit the road. Plan a weekend road trip and embrace...
About 28 miles south of the University of Miami, on a tiny jetty called Turkey Point, the St. Lucie Power Plant has already proved its resilience in the face of a category 5 hurricane.
For every rainy Saturday when you don’t feel like fighting crowds at the mall, and for every shopping urge you might have while your credit card’s maxed out it’s thrift stores to the rescue. Here’s a guide a few local favorites that may smell a little funky, but are known for producing fantastic finds.
Graduation rates at UM have been on the rise since the 90s. In 1991, 58 percent of the undergraduate class earned their degree in six years or less, while in 2003 80 percent graduated.
Everyone has individualized study skills and different ways of getting work done, but recent studies have shown that some of the old tried and true study methods that many students swear by are actually ineffective.
On a rainy Tuesday morning at approximately 10:55 a.m. a Hurry ‘Canes shuttle, filled to capacity with students heading to class, crashed into a black SUV driven by a UM student.
Last year UM took home the bucket trophy, raising 328 more pints of blood than FSU. This year the organizers are hoping to keep the trophy in Miami by donating between 340 and 345 pints. FSU raised about 150 pints of blood last year.
