Letter to the Editor: Do no harm, but take no s---
Aug. 13, 2017Tiki torches? On my campus?
Tiki torches? On my campus?
A leader of a white nationalist organization, who participated in the violent Charlottesville, Virginia rallies Saturday, is arranging to speak at UF next month.
UF students can find themselves falling into several different niches once they arrive in Gainesville. Intramural sports teams, Greek life and different clubs on campus can divert students’ attention from school or other social and professional obligations.
Trung Tran remembers June 12, 2016, clearly.
Every Monday morning, Ibram Kendi parks his car in the orange decal parking lot for UF faculty, just north of the O’Connell Center.
Florida legislators voted to approve a budget that will give UF about $120 million in new funding.
After about three years of construction and planning, university administrators, alumni and donors gathered to celebrate the official unveiling of UF’s new multimillion-dollar chemistry building.
President of UF Kent Fuchs made an unbelievable announcement over the weekend.
A UF professor and her students want more than UF President Kent Fuchs’ condemnation of recent hateful events on campus.
The most important leader at a great research university is not the president. UF has about 1,000 administrative entities with leaders, including departments, schools, colleges, centers, institutes, programs and divisions. I hope to visit all of these entities while I am president, which will require I serve until I’m 90 years old, longer than Presidents Albert Murphree and John Tigert.
When a group of frustrated students walked into her office on Tuesday asking for Smith Meyers’ resignation, UF’s Dean of Students gave a stern response: No.
In her first year at UF, Martina Onyenwe said she has been on high alert.
UF President Kent Fuchs will hold a town hall meeting today at 6 p.m. in Emerson Hall to gauge students’ opinions about racially charged incidents on campus.
In the silent cold, about 350 UF students and faculty members shivered with candles cupped in their hands as a rendition of “Amazing Grace” pierced the air.
When UF student Sarah Nguyen thinks of Florida’s universities, her mind quickly jumps to athletic programs, not necessarily academics.
UF wants to know how students really feel and its willing to shell out $500 cash prizes for insight about the university.
After UF proposed a new, more expensive health care plan to its graduate assistants, they quickly pushed back.
Editor’s note: Smith Meyers declined to answer any questions regarding his arrest after multiple requests for comment. Read his statement here.
Despite what some wish to think, it is possible to believe in both science and religion.
Five UF faculty members have joined UF President Kent Fuchs as fellows of an international science association.