After playing in two rounds in one day for the first time this season, the Florida men’s golf team finished Day 1 of the Crooked Stick Intercollegiate in Carmel, Ind., in a tie for fifth place on Monday.
A war on the Web may seem harmless: no blood, no sweat, no tears. Yet, when malware can infiltrate and dismantle a nuclear facility in Iran from thousands of miles away, a whole new battlefield has opened for combat.
UF’s Counseling & Wellness Center is promoting a new initiative to train students and faculty how to help and recognize students in distress.
A new California tuition law allows for up to six of the state’s schools to charge extra for their more popular courses, but UF classes are currently safe from the price increase.
Construction on two roads that will form the backbone of the 40-acre Innovation Square project is underway.
An email with instructions on how to “mack and succeed at parties” from a member of a fraternity at Georgia Tech might have made some UF students smirk, but others aren’t laughing — even after the author publicly apologized.
A UF student organization that makes and delivers 150 meals a week to needy residents in Alachua County is now gearing up for “Turkeypalooza.”
UF students looking to understand their peers may want to put down their smartphones and pick up Dostoevsky.
Happy fifth birthday, single ladies.
The number of people who tweet suicidal sentiments may be linked with the number of suicides recorded in some states, a recent study suggests.
UF was awarded roughly $1.7 million last week after the Board of Governors authorized the release of Florida’s performance funding.
UF and Santa Fe College students can now find out if a registered sex offender or predator is at their school with the release of a new online database on Florida’s Sex Offender Registry.
Chomsky is coming.
“The worst thing a Latino parent can have is a gay child.”
On Tuesday, Turlington Plaza will once again become a center for controversy.
Sixteen proposals have been chosen for the first $15 million round of UF’s preeminence funding after a month-long selection process.
About 80 people gathered Saturday at the University Auditorium for a memorial service for Christian Aguilar, where UF representatives awarded him a posthumous degree and his family announced the release of a new search-and-rescue app.
Due to the government shutdown, UF has about two months until it must begin making tough choices about how to fund federally supported research.
A UF graduate student conducted a study for smell sensitivity that led to confirming a diagnosis of early stage Alzheimer’s disease.
Despite a slew of personal-best runs for the Gators, the women’s cross country team finished second at the Disney Cross Country Classic on Saturday.
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