UF engineers to represent university at festival in D.C.
By Joey Flechas | Oct. 18, 2010The Gator Nation will have representation at the inaugural USA Science & Engineering Festival this week in Washington, D.C.
The Gator Nation will have representation at the inaugural USA Science & Engineering Festival this week in Washington, D.C.
To catch the attention of students, the Office of Sustainability is seeking to reach students and promote awareness of alternative forms of transportation through social media and Web use.
Three sites are designated for early voting: the Millhopper Branch Library, the Tower Road Branch Library and the County Administration Building. Carpenter estimated that up to 40 percent of voters in the county will vote early this year in person or with an absentee ballot.
It’s not often we say this, but Nelly might be on par with Nostradamus.
The audience was silent while Steve Mesler talked about the moment that changed his life.
The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a man who pistol-whipped a Walgreens pharmacist and made off with Oxycontin and Adderall.
Cook also canceled his other performances on his Florida tour, which would have been in Tallahassee, Tampa and West Palm Beach, according to a press release on his website.
In honor of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, members of the UF chapter of the international nonprofit group One will sell BeadforLife jewelry on the Plaza of the Americas from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m Wednesday.
This football season has been creating excellent opportunities to examine the role of women in male locker rooms, but the way the NFL backpedaled from a series of teachable moments is both superficial and predictable.
A member ofthe UF Board of Trustees has donated $2 million to department of chemistry.
As students, we should each take the opportunity to learn a lesson of acceptance and civility from the recent tragedy at Rutgers University.
The website Dormzy began shipping to UF in September, after launching at the beginning of the fall semester.
Put that hoe down! Step away from the wandering stallion. And leave. Just leave that sad brown duckling in the pond.
Holding a two-inch fish, Larry Page runs his thumb along the yellow skin beneath its eye.
It looks like Google’s going on a social networking trail.
Sunday’s match was not the best display of volleyball by the Gators this season.
Well, there’s really no other way to put it.
Omarius Hines’ 5-yard touchdown run late in the third quarter Saturday night ignited not only a struggling Gators offense but also a stadium of frustrated fans.
Saturday night the Florida football team sent Gators fans into a panic. On Sunday afternoon the other football team nearly gave the rest of the Gators fans a heart attack.
It took no second-half points, one second-half pass and 33 passing yards for Mississippi State to hand Florida its third consecutive loss Saturday night in The Swamp.