Student senators were quick to kick off the new school year with resolutions geared toward Fall elections at the first UF Student Senate meeting of the semester on Tuesday night.
A repeat UF trespasser and thief was arrested Tuesday morning at Marston Science Library following an undercover operation, according to the University Police.
Pedro Bravo is a murderer.
The UF Computing Help Desk will now listen to your late night technological woes when Murphy’s Law strikes.
Despite never having held any elected office, Charles and David Koch are two of the best-known, most influential political figures in the U.S. The brothers, who own and operate the megacorporation Koch Industries, have spent vast amounts of money on political advertising and campaign donations in recent years.
A UF biotechnology startup has launched a $1 million campaign to create a painless solution for insulin injections.
As cities continue to expand, Florida panther and bear sighting photos are helping state biologists better understand these predators’ changing habitats, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission reported this week.
Come Saturday, Florida will get the chance to finally bury the disaster that was the 4-8 season of 2013. It seemed the day would never come, but a clean slate for the program starts with its season opener against Idaho.
Jeff Driskel won’t just be responsible for taking care of the ball when the Gators are on offense.
Treon Harris won the first battle.
We all know Will Muschamp hasn’t yet attained the success that Urban Meyer did in his tenure at the University of Florida.
ANDERSON, S.C. — Confronted several times by hecklers demanding immigration reform, U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio told attendees at a Republican fundraising barbecue that no country has been more generous to people from elsewhere than the United States.
After five years and more than 30 low-cost spay and neutering procedures every day, No More Homeless Pets reached its goal.
James Horvath, a master lecturer in the Department of Chemistry, is no longer teaching General Chemistry 2, or CHM2046, this semester.
When students signed a lease to live at the new Grove apartment complex, they didn’t expect they’d be paying to live in a hotel.
UF students swarmed Turlington on Monday to witness President Bernie Machen’s shocked expression as he participated in latest social media phenomenon: the Ice Bucket Challenge.
Floridians can head out to the polls today to vote in the primaries for the November elections.
Dear President Bernie Machen,
It’s no secret that Americans are frustrated and disillusioned with Congress. A recent Gallup poll found that a whopping 83 percent of Americans disapprove of the federal legislature’s performance. In another poll, Gallup found that just 19 percent of Americans believe most members of Congress deserve to be re-elected, nearly a historic low.
Gainesville Regional Utilities is warning business owners about a recent phone scam.
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