The New York Times back, after being gone over the summer
Gone, then back again; that’s the story of The New York Times at the University so far.
News
Cover to Cover: “Half The Sky” uncovers stories of victimized women
Tales of women like Rath fill the pages of the nonfiction book, “Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide,” written by Nicholas D. Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn.
Channel Surfing: “The New Girl” is easy to love
I’ve been wanting to watch [The New Girl] since I first saw the preview and I was not disappointed.
Haute Topic: New York Fashion Week in review
This spring and summer’s American style is very wearable, which is attractive to me when it comes to fashion.
Channel Surfing: From Muppets to politics, fall’s anticipated new releases
Student Media film critics Rico Albarracin and Steve Mesa take a look at this fall’s most anticipated movie releases.
Fit for Life!: New law helps make healthier food choices in restaurants
Over a year ago, President Obama signed a health care legislation that included a new requirement for major restaurant chains nationwide to post calorie information on their menus.
Chris Bosh visits FIU, speaks to students during SPC lecture
Chris Bosh spoke to University students about his motivations and lowest point in college.
Reel to Reel: Brad Pitt delivers his best ever performance in “Moneyball”
Although there have been a number of fantastic films about America’s favorite pastime, it has been a while since Hollywood has produced a great baseball movie.
Radiate Reviews: “Strange Mercy” shows depth
Darkness is no strange subject for Annie Clark, also known as St. Vincent.
Phi Mu defeats Sigma Kappa with a lone safety
Behind a noisy crowd, Phi Mu took advantage of the miscues and penalties that plagued Sigma Kappa throughout the whole night, defeating them 2-0 on Sept. 19. Alpha Omicron tied Boss 12-12.
