During Tuesday's Student Senate meeting, Student Body President Jordan Johnson was first to sign a waiver granting UF students access to his previously unavailable records that were protected under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, more commonly referred to as FERPA.
Florida might be facing lowly Charleston Southern on Saturday, but the coaching staff is still keeping the Gators' starting lineups secret.
The supposed best team in college football, what many call one of the best teams ever, is about to begin one of the easiest schedules in the country.
Take a long, hard look at Tim Tebow when he walks out onto the field Saturday. He just might be staring back.
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Thursday marked the beginning of Student Government elections when students with intentions of joining a student political party stopped by the Reitz Union.
A Gainesville man was arrested and charged with felony murder on Wednesday after allegedly shooting and killing his accomplice during a muddled robbery on Aug. 12 in Lake City.
Three recent scandals involving student organizations have brought hazing into the limelight at UF, but officials are hoping a new educational campaign will put a stop to the practice.
Nobody wonders why Florida would schedule to play a team like Charleston Southern.
At first glance, 1013 NW Seventh Ave. looks like a house that's no more important than its neighbors.
The fate of freshman wide receiver Andre Debose will not be decided this week.
A huge battle was won at Tuesday night's Senate meeting in the war of Student Government transparency. The Progress Party's leading example of having voting records made public was echoed by President Jordan Johnson and the Unite Party.
Bivens Arm is getting a makeover.
The word was all over the white board in Florida's practice facility Wednesday - the area coach Mary Wise thinks her team needs to improve the most before the next match: blocking.
Though 90,000 cheering fans will fill the Swamp on Saturday, one thing will be missing: carbon emissions.
At the political circus that unfolded on the lawn of the North Florida Regional Medical Center Wednesday, Hope Kelly played the role of a clown who lost her smile a long time ago.
Student Government's political parties will interview potential Senate candidates at the Reitz Union today, Friday and Tuesday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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