Forty-six out of the 50 Student Government executive committee nominations sailed through unanimous Student Senate approval Tuesday night.
For the first time in 10 years, UF’s cycling team, Team Florida, won the overall championship for Division 1 schools in the Southeastern Collegiate Cycling Conference in Charleston, S.C., last weekend.
As the end of the semester rolls around, everyone seems to be getting serious cabin fever about their living situations.
Irreligion is on the rise in the United States.
Ron Paul sung the libertarian battle hymn of individual liberties and property rights Monday night.
Inside the office of the Sid Martin Biotechnology Incubator, balloons ornament silk trees, vases full of flowers embellish the desks and “Congratulations!” fill the hallways.
Between the sidewalk entrance of Shands at UF and a few steps past the 20-foot limit of the next no-smoking sign is one of the remaining havens for smokers to puff gray haze into the air.
In celebration of Pride Awareness Month, comedian and gay rights advocate Sarah Silverman will make a pit stop at UF on April 22 as part of her comedy tour.
Exotic pet owners will be able to turn in their exotic pets for free without facing any penalties at the first local Exotic Pet Amnesty Day today on campus.
Gator Dining Services recently announced Pollo Tropical, along with Burger King and Papa John’s, will start accepting meal plans in Fall 2013.
UF’s Levin College of Law Black Law Students Association was recognized as the national chapter of the year at the annual National Black Law Students Association Convention in Atlanta.
Gainesville Regional Transit System has added three new hybrid buses to its on-campus routes.
The cyclists lined up on Turlington Plaza — one foot on the pedal, the other on the ground waiting to push off. When they heard, “Let’s go!” they took off smiling.
Some students will be ditching their shoes and navigating campus in their bare feet today.
UF students and Gainesville residents can learn about the culture and cuisine of several Arab nations during an event tonight in downtown Gainesville.
With just a few months until graduation, Cody Romano became nostalgic about his college experience.
Forget the carnival games and the bounce houses.
UF’s College of Dentistry is looking for volunteers who are willing to serve as patients for DMD state board exams.
With graduation approaching, there are only a couple of weeks to finish the bucket list you made as a freshman.
Pull out your magnifying glass and get ready to hit the dirt because the entomology and nematology major just might be for you.
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