Machen ends search for new UF Levin College of Law dean, proposes interim
(03/14/14 5:42pm)
UF President Bernie Machen has ended the search for the new Levin College of Law dean.
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Graduate students rally in support of lowering assistant fees
(03/14/14 12:47am)
Graduate students lined the steps of Tigert Hall clanging pots and chanting “no more fees” as part of a Graduate Assistants United rally Thursday.
Oral history panel discusses experiences with civil rights movement
(03/12/14 10:16pm)
Four Florida civil rights activists are still fighting. But, this time around, it’s for their stories to be heard.
US Senators — including Bill Nelson — up all night to talk climate
(03/11/14 12:54am)
About 26 Democratic senators, including Florida Senator Bill Nelson, and two independents pulled an all-nighter Monday in the Capitol to discuss climate change.
City commission candidate Barbara Ruth to withdraw
(02/27/14 12:00am)
Barbara Ruth says she’s no longer campaigning for a City Commission seat.
County commission discusses new office location, food drives
(02/26/14 1:09am)
A possible new location for the Alachua County Supervisor of Elections office was one of the topics deliberated at the County Commission meeting Tuesday.
UF leaders discuss scholarship at Emerson Alumni Hall
(02/25/14 1:03am)
At a roundtable discussion Monday, UF leaders presented their ideas on scholarship.
UF professor awarded lifetime recognition in quantum chemistry
(02/24/14 11:52pm)
A UF professor will accept a lifetime recognition award this March in Germany for his work in quantum chemistry.
UF student’s charity suits up on Twitter to raise awareness, uses #HIMYMcharity
(02/21/14 12:59am)
For the final season of his favorite show, a UF student is counting on Twitter to reach producers and bring attention to his cause.
Michael Dunn trial draws Gainesville locals reactions
(02/19/14 12:41am)
About two hours south of Gainesville, there was Trayvon Martin. About an hour north and 10 months later, there was Jordan Davis.
Candidates talk biomass plant, GRU rates at Black Caucus debate
(02/18/14 1:09am)
Candidates for the March city elections discussed Gainesville’s state of affairs Monday night at the Alachua County Democratic Black Caucus debate.
Common tells UF students about hard work, ways to success
(02/14/14 1:02am)
Greatness is not a common path. Actor, singer and musician Common told UF students Thursday night that he had to work hard to attain his success.
UF Bookstore parent company Follett to manage stadium stores
(02/13/14 1:06am)
Follett, the corporation in charge of the UF Bookstore, will soon manage all UF stadium sports stores and stands.
Nelson, Crist protest Reitz Union early voting ban
(02/13/14 12:57am)
Sen. Bill Nelson and former Gov. Charlie Crist spoke at UF this week after the state denied use of the Reitz Union as an early voting site.
UF alum co-founds gift-giving subscription service Blind Surprise
(02/10/14 1:10am)
A UF alumnus’ company is taking the stress out of gift giving.
TEDxUF 2014 brings talk of improv, inventions and inspiration
(02/10/14 12:44am)
Formaldehyde Flower sashayed across the stage and teasingly hid her corseted frame behind purple feather fans in the University Auditorium this weekend.
Living Well, UF faculty fitness center, to close in June
(02/10/14 12:27am)
Living Well fitness center, where James Ogles has spent 12 years exercising, will close its doors this June.
At UF, researchers take one small step closer to space
(02/07/14 12:43am)
Researchers are trying to land their projects among the stars.
Ticket sales start for J. Cole and Chance The Rapper concert
(02/05/14 12:39am)
Tickets are still on sale for the J. Cole and Chance The Rapper concert at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center on Feb. 27 in honor of Black History Month.
Altered evidence could affect Alachua County drug cases
(02/04/14 12:57am)
Alachua County is one of 35 counties facing a statewide review by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement after a Pensacola chemist was found tampering with evidence.
