The National Science Foundation awarded scientists of the McGuire Center at the Florida Museum of Natural History a grant to classify a common but data-rich butterfly group.
UF has once again been ranked by the organization Teach for America as one of the top contributors of graduating seniors to the program.
A growing association between the drug nicknamed molly and electronic music is leaving local artists and fans annoyed.
The BlueLight app for smartphones has come to UF.
Florida’s Board of Governors is giving UF $1.7 million in performance funding, it announced at its meeting Thursday.
Even though it’s not gameday, students will still be tailgating on campus.
On the most polarizing scientific issues like climate change, more knowledge does not necessarily lead to more agreement. Or so said science communication theorist and Yale law professor Dan Kahan when he gave the first presentation Wednesday for the 2013-2014 Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere Speaker Series, “‘Civil’ Society?”
The Hub may not be new, but students are noticing its improvements.
There’s a new iPhone in town, and it’s easier on the eyes and the wallet.
Professors dimming the lights and reading off PowerPoint slides is nothing new to college students, but a new study from Northwestern University states a teacher’s underperformance might be due to tenure.
On Monday, Facebook rolled out two new interfaces that will make the social media platform more public. By collecting valuable feedback, it’s becoming more like Twitter, some locals say.
Naked Juice may be leaving its customers feeling a little less bare after the conclusion of a class action legal settlement, and UF students may reap the benefits.
UF Health scientists have discovered that the source of throbbing pain in migraines comes from alpha brain waves, not the heartbeat. These new findings could result in changes in how people receive therapy.
Award-winning journalist and HIV and AIDS activist Regan Hofmann will speak at the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom today.
The blue trees on Turlington Plaza are fading away as the paint nears the end of its life expectancy, and students have taken notice.
Though some public universities have allowed religion-based dorms to be constructed on their campuses, students shouldn’t expect to see them at UF anytime soon.
A recent case study conducted by three Mayo Clinic doctors suggests that young people who have overcome obesity in the past are at a higher risk of developing eating disorders, and some locals are weighing in to confirm the data.
Today, the Lubavitch-Chabad Student Center in collaboration with the Lubavitch-Chabad Student Group will host a Good Deed Mitzvah Marathon from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Turlington Plaza.
Although the mood in the Chesterfield Smith Classroom in the Levin College of Law turned comical as Tuesday’s Student Senate meeting was briefly interrupted by a shirtless student playing the saxophone for a promo video for Gator Growl, rhetoric stiffened with discussion of party neutrality.
It was Sept. 11, 2001, and Kevin Weschler was excited.
Solutions by The State News
