Student Government discusses budget raise
By Caitlin Ostroff | Oct. 14, 2015The UF Student Government fee committee met Wednesday to discuss raising student activity and service fees.
The UF Student Government fee committee met Wednesday to discuss raising student activity and service fees.
Growing up on the eastern shore of Maryland, Julie Meyer was always around water.
Santa Fe College Student Senate struck down a resolution Wednesday evening that supported concealed carry on Florida college and university campuses.
University Police is investigating the death of a UF student that occurred in North Hall on Wednesday morning.
Any talk of the Gators dropping off has seemingly been quelled.
On Erika Feazell’s way to class, color caught her eye.
For the second consecutive week, both the UF men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams will be on the road competing in a dual-competition.
Tuesday afternoon, Israeli officials deployed soldiers and military checkpoints around its cities in a preventative measure aimed at reducing the number of attacks — mostly stabbings — that have ravaged Israeli civilians in the last few weeks. According to the Red Crescent, 30 Palestinians have been killed and 4,200 wounded in the violence of the last few weeks. In contrast, seven Israelis have been killed and 99 wounded, according to the Red Cross.
With four games remaining in the regular season and the Southeastern Conference tournament on the horizon, Florida soccer midfielder Pamela Begic had a decision to make.
Last week, presidential candidate and retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson made a string of comments on the shooting in Oregon. One of Dr. Carson’s claims was if the Jews in Nazi Germany had been armed, then Hitler’s plans for the Holocaust would have been greatly diminished. This line of inane rhetoric is nothing new, with many in the National Rifle Association (NRA) and other gun lobby groups citing this ill-thought-out hypothetical for several years.
College is where you find your life passion and follow your dreams. Unfortunately, after 42 years as a university student, professor and administrator, I haven’t yet discovered my life passion, and I’m not following a dream.
Last week, UF Student Government coordinated a series of events in accordance with Sexual Assault Awareness Week. Events held during the week included a panel in which survivors of sexual assault spoke of their experiences and the prevalence of the trend.
Noah Gundersen will be performing in Gainesville for the first time Friday and the singer/songwriter knows he’s headed into a town that takes its football seriously. He thought this would be the year he finally got into football — but it hasn’t happened for him yet.
Big. Powerful. Quick.
It’s October, which means it’s playoff baseball time.
The Game’s highly anticipated seventh studio album, "The Documentary 2," was released Friday.
Rock ‘n’ roll band BOYTOY is coming to Gainesville, and vocalist/guitarist Glenn Vann Dyke urges everyone to put on their dancing shoes.
One of history’s most beloved novels is coming to the Hippodrome State Theatre this October, and its task is simple: leave audiences with a new perspective on an old tale.
A musical within a musical, the University of Florida’s fall production of "The Drowsy Chaperone" breaks the fourth wall in a comedic fashion.