Changes in economics department worry some
In the midst of reports that the economics department has stopped accepting students to its Ph.D. program, some people are concerned UF might not be able to sustain its undergraduate economics degree.
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In the midst of reports that the economics department has stopped accepting students to its Ph.D. program, some people are concerned UF might not be able to sustain its undergraduate economics degree.
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The butterbeer will be brewing for Reitz Union Board Entertainment’s third annual Harry Potter-themed event, this year titled “A Day in Diagon Alley.”
Some Southern Baptist churches and organizations are suing the government for the Affordable Care Act on the grounds that requiring employers to cover contraceptives is against religious freedom.
The university’s emergency department has broken away from the Department of Environmental Health and Safety and become the Department of Emergency Management.
After months of being closed, Arbor House reopened its doors to pregnant or single women, or women with young children.
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A UF researcher has found a link between “feline AIDS” and HIV that may lead to a vaccine for humans and a better vaccine for cats.
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Florida Georgia Line will perform at 7 p.m. Oct. 28 at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center, with opening acts Colt Ford and Chris Lane Band.