UF professor shares personal experience with terror abroad
(09/04/14 2:00am)
After the brutal murders of two American journalists abroad, one UF professor is giving his insight on the state of international journalism.
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Solar picnic tables, microwave approved by Senate
(09/03/14 2:00am)
Students can heat up a frozen meal in a new microwave in the Reitz Union and then eat it on a solar-powered picnic table by the end of the month, courtesy of UF Student Senate.
UF breaks record for research grants
(09/02/14 2:00am)
Millions of dollars in research awards were granted to UF last year, surpassing past records.
Student Senate passes reapportionment
(08/27/14 2:00am)
Student senators were quick to kick off the new school year with resolutions geared toward Fall elections at the first UF Student Senate meeting of the semester on Tuesday night.
They suck: Florida mosquito season starts earlier than usual
(04/16/14 12:36am)
Mosquito season is here earlier than usual, and the Alachua County Health Department is gearing up to prevent the rise of a mosquito infestation.
New Coursera MOOC opens for Levin College of Law, joins UF's 10 others
(04/11/14 12:03am)
The Levin College of Law opened its doors to thousands of new students from all over the world — online.
Gainesville, on-campus Starbucks stores won’t add beer, wine to menu
(03/31/14 12:33am)
Starbucks is adding beer and wine to its menu, but the UF and Gainesville locations will not apply the changes.
UF alum takes over fashion site to empower women
(03/12/14 1:09am)
A UF alumnus has taken an unusual career path with his law degree — running an online style site aimed at empowering women.
Local startup Paracosm partners with Google's Project Tango
(03/10/14 11:50pm)
A local startup company is working with Google to develop new mobile technology.
UF grad student spreads composting to architecture school
(02/14/14 1:16am)
Compost recycling may be spreading across campus, and UF’s College of Design, Construction and Planning is the first stop.
Ward’s supermarket to launch brand of locally raised beef
(02/04/14 12:53am)
Ward’s Supermarket, a family-owned independent grocery store, is introducing its own brand of sustainably grown Angus beef later this month.
Plaza of the Americas upgrades to include more seating
(01/17/14 12:35am)
The Plaza of the Americas may see renovations, including more seating areas and a designated area for Krishna Lunch.
Krishna Lunch moves twice, now near bike lanes
(01/16/14 12:58am)
Bikers on campus have a new obstacle to avoid — Krishna Lunchers.
UF student's peanut butter test found to help detect early stages of Alzheimer’s Disease
(10/13/13 10:43pm)
A UF graduate student conducted a study for smell sensitivity that led to confirming a diagnosis of early stage Alzheimer’s disease.
Several student organizations pushing for UF to offer in-state tuition to undocumented students
(10/08/13 12:23am)
Student organizations are pushing for UF to change university laws that state undocumented students must pay out-of-state tuition — even if they live in Florida.
UF reacts to iOS 7
(09/24/13 11:33pm)
With the fall semester well underway, Apple has introduced to the world a new look and feel to the iPhone: iOS 7.
Looking inside the culture of hazing
(06/20/13 8:05pm)
In a world where people desire to be accepted in accordance with human nature, hazing has become practiced with more frequency, bringing about serious issues in universities and amongst students.
Why learning other languages is important
(05/31/13 8:00pm)
Let’s face it, most of us have taken one (or more) foreign language classes in high school but once we graduate and start college, we drop those languages like a hot potato.
Homeland Security changes visa checks
(05/16/13 6:00pm)
Homeland Security announced last Friday that they would conduct new visa checks for international students studying abroad in the United States due to the Boston bombing attacks. These revisions will only be to make sure that every international student entering the United States has a valid student visa.
