Students who frequently attend UF sporting events will now be rewarded with free prizes.
In the name of sustainability, UF students with motorcycles and scooters will have to pay as much for annual parking decals as students with automobiles this year.
Despite the Gators' disappointing 8-5 finish for the 2010 football season, UF students were still clicking the "refresh" button Wednesday night to buy tickets for away games this year.
Homeless people in Gainesville got a free meal Thursday that has long been a grade-school lunch tradition: good old peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
Swamp Head Brewery isn't big.
A focus on graduate education highlighted UF President Bernie Machen's State of the University address Thursday.
UF students, faculty and staff who enjoy fresh produce soon won't have to travel far to get their fix.
After missing all of the spring and summer practice seasons, it’s natural that senior running back Jeff Demps could be a few steps behind.
Kelly Murphy is a rock for Florida.
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It wasn’t easy for Annie Speese to pull the trigger on her first open look at goal in a Gators uniform.
Will Muschamp has joked this offseason that he is only coaching certain safeties this year: the ones who play well.
Coach Will Muschamp ended practice about 30 minutes early Wednesday night, but it was far from a reward.
When computer science and engineering senior Bryan Dubno was a freshman, he felt overwhelmed by UF's large campus.
Want to run a 5K and get a perfect tan at the same time?
Twelve years after moving to Florida, UF senior Bertrhude Albert crossed country lines once again to return to her home - Haiti.
Money earned from selling an unwanted textbook can sometimes equal the cost of a few Ramen noodle dinners.
The UF RecSports staff is hosting an event to promote student involvement from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. today at the Southwest Recreation Center.
Musicians, storytellers and belly dancers will take Florida Museum of Natural History visitors on a journey through sounds and music from around the world Friday.
Students, new and old, should not just be focused on when and where their classes are, but more along the lines of how they will be getting there, said Dekova T. Batey, the Bicycle/Pedestrian Program Coordinator for City of Gainesville Public Works.
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