Before the lectures, the office hours and the research, UF professors were in your exact position: pledging fraternities, living on campus, looking for opportunities.
In a feature titled “The Scary Crime No One’s Talking About,” Cosmopolitan’s cutting-edge reporting team wrote about a new scary thing for women to worry about besides STDs, how to wear capes and the state of Kristen Stewart’s love life: getting roofied by bartenders.
Jeff Driskel threw four touchdowns against South Carolina, but he couldn’t reach triple-digit passing yards.
When Jeff Driskel drops back to pass in practice, offensive coordinator Brent Pease becomes a pass rusher.
Something sneaky’s going on behind our backs.
The Associated Press created a new position: social media and user-generated content editor.
Matty Love’s classes require hands-on learning, but for him, this doesn’t just mean inside the classroom. In fact, it is not unusual for Love to bring his work home with him — literally.
Since the third and final Presidential Debate occurred in Boca Raton last night, young people in Florida are wondering, “What about climate change?”
Gainesville Police arrested a man early Sunday morning after officers found him sexually assaulting a UF student in a field behind Midtown.
With a strong will to enforce justice and create jobs, Keith Perry is running for state representative.
The difference between life and death for Brittany Taltos was a soft patch of dirt.
A sold-out crowd packed the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts Monday night to watch the 2012 UF Homecoming Pageant.
About 700 students, sponsors and invited guests gathered from 5 p.m. on to watch the live debate on three blow-up screens and two televisions.
Frankie Muniz performed in Gainesville on Sunday, but he wasn’t the star of this show.
People in all fields now have the opportunity to build model airplanes or create their own 3-D video game characters right on campus.
At Auburn, he said “Boom, mother f#@%*!” on national television after his defense forced a punt in the third quarter.
A study released this month by the Institute for College Access and Success found that the average debt for students who graduated in 2011 was about $26,000, putting Florida near the bottom of the list.
When Florida was ranked second in the initial BCS standings, coach Will Muschamp had one message for his team: ignore the polls.
Jon Bostic and Jelani Jenkins only needed to get comfortable.
A recent study from the University of California, Los Angeles found that cramming before exams can be counterproductive to academic success. The study said less sleep led to more academic problems.
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