The No. 2 Florida lacrosse team suffered its first loss of the season on Saturday to cap off the 2016 non-conference schedule.
Students can borrow bowties, pant-suits and suspenders from Peabody Hall Room 202, but a whole wardrobe will launch later this year.
UF students will wear costumes and eat hamantaschen, triangle-shaped cookies, for Purim this Wednesday and Thursday.
Future UF engineering students can intern in Sarasota, Florida, through the expansion of an engineering program.
UF Chispas is trying to raise about $1,500 for Florida’s undocumented students this week.
A UF club is teaching students about creating systems with artificial intelligence.
The Historic Thomas Center will combine two forms of art for its first time at an upcoming exhibit.
UF’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences’ Center for Landscape Conservation and Ecology will teach faculty and students environmental research at a new summit Wednesday.
Several of Gainesville’s nature parks changed operating hours for spring and summer after the recent time change.
Students can now vote on solar panels, covered bicycle parking and other ideas to make UF more sustainable.
A women’s empowerment and support group will hold its first gathering today.
The Obama administration’s foreign policy struggle with the Middle East — concerning a chaotic Libya, Saudi airstrikes and the blowback of incessant drone strikes (not you, Iran nuclear deal; keep on keeping on) — took a back seat this week to the so-far successful and front-page detente with Castro. So much so, in fact, the president’s daughters will be spending their Spring Break in Cuba.
To many, the thought of a school yearbook connotes images of mediocre Photoshop skills, pubescent faces on a blue background and sensationalized editorials about irrelevant varsity teams. For me, simply looking at one brings up long suppressed anxieties about collecting scrawled signatures and maintaining subjective relevancy. Yet regardless of whether those old middle and high school yearbooks instill angst or nostalgia, we can’t deny their ability to reflect the past in shocking (and often uncomfortable) clarity.
I’m in a state of emotional distress. Let’s see how this goes.
We live in a world full of myths. Never mind the tales of wizarding, wand-wielding British schoolchildren or the large, bearded serial home invader who descends into our chimneys every Christmas Eve, hoarding our good cookies and seducing our children with presents crafted through elven labor. Those aren’t myths; they’re objectively true phenomena.
Authorities fatally shot a local high school sophomore after a standoff at Majestic Oaks Apartments on Sunday night.
Entering Sunday, Buddy Reed was slumping at the plate.
No Egbunu, no problem.
No. 1 Florida matched its best start in school history on Sunday.
After a runner-up finish in its last tournament, the No. 2 Florida men’s golf team will tee off today in the opening rounds of the Valspar Collegiate in Palm City.
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