The UF College of Engineering received a $1 million donation for the construction of a five-story engineering hub.
Ted Frederic bobbed for apples in a cooler of ice in the middle of Turlington Plaza Thursday night.
Music is keeping UF students up day and night, according to a new Spotify study.
Students who steered clear of Sorority and Fraternity Row this semester in favor of a more independent and alternative lifestyle can still rush today on Plaza of the Americas.
A Gainesville man was arrested after police say he tried to rob a UF Health employee on his way to work early Wednesday morning.
UF applicants will get a taste of freshman frustration when answering this year’s essay prompt: “What is the good life?”
Long lines were expected at the UF Student Health Care Center on Friday, but the annual flu kick-off has been postponed.
The Gainesville Latino Film Festival kicked off its 10th anniversary Friday with a night of commemorating all the individuals who helped make the event possible for so many years.
Go to Midtown on any given night, and you’ll experience quintessential Gainesville — a tidal wave of singles on the prowl.
Despite cleanup efforts, research by a UF professor has found that oil residue still remains in the Gulf of Mexico after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
A new organic market will open west of 13th Street next semester, featuring fresh meat, local produce and a juice bar.
Hey, Gators. Seven billion people call this planet home."
UF’s Sid Martin Biotechnology Incubator was recognized as a national leader in technology-based economic development in the eyes of the State Science and Technology Institute.
After the new Activity and Service Fee budget received its final nod of approval Tuesday night, UF’s Student Senate opened up the floor to a few guest speakers.
Accent Speaker’s Bureau brought former Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren and Italian-Palestinian journalist Rula Jebreal together for a discussion on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict Tuesday, where they agreed to disagree on the roots of the issue.
Ultimate Towing of Gainesville Inc. voluntarily suspended all roam trespass towing operations Monday as the company conducts an internal review and reorganization.
The local National Veterans Affairs Brain Rehabilitation Research Center of Excellence hosted an open house Tuesday in celebration of a $4.5 million award.
Edmund Kellerman’s first semester teaching at UF in 1993 got off to a rocky start. He had to fail one of his students who drank so much that he couldn’t keep up with his classes.
Students no longer have to choose between paying for tuition or food with the help of the Christian Home Area Ministry Partners’ food giveaway today.
The George A. Smathers Library and the Levin College of Law will host events to celebrate Constitution Day today. Both events are open and free to the public.
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