If few parking spaces and pedestrian-filled streets weren't enough, the Alternative Transportation Fair Wednesday proved there's another reason not to drive to campus.
Rent the Runway has already become a staple for fashionistas on a budget, and now the company is focusing on college women with a desire for designer.
With the flick of a finger, he can access your name, location, phone number and destination.
Gone are the days of sneaking friends and family members into Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, at least for the first two games of the Fall 2011 football season.
Student Government kicked off its first Senate meeting of the fall semester with a few representative changes, comments about block tuition and a budget presentation.
Last-minute shoppers still have a few days left to purchase their posters.
Students now have two more ways to work on their fitness at UF.
UF Hillel is starting the school year off with a paint-filled bang tonight at the first Art for the Jewish Heart event of the semester.
Congratulations to UF for participating in Meatless Monday ("Meatless Mondays are vital for creating a healthier campus," Aug. 23).
Parking, professionalism and dubstep have all become easier thanks to your fellow Gators.
In 1991, all of UF's international services were scattered around campus. That same year, only 300 UF students were sent to study abroad.
Gator Growl staff announced Sunday that Joel McHale will perform on Nov. 4 as the comedian for Gator Growl 2011.
Keri Pappas walked into the Student Health Care Center Pharmacy on Friday afternoon to pick up her prescription allergy medicine.
Faculty at UF earned about $619 million in research awards for 2011, an 8.7-percent decrease from 2010.
UF may have fallen this year in its party school ranking, but according to the Princeton Review, it has improved its position in at least one other category.
Sophomore guard Jon Halapio and junior defensive tackle Earl Okine were involved in a minor car accident Sunday in Madison County, according to a WCTV report.
UF is showing the rest of the country that Gators care.
Students who frequently attend UF sporting events will now be rewarded with free prizes.
In the name of sustainability, UF students with motorcycles and scooters will have to pay as much for annual parking decals as students with automobiles this year.
Despite the Gators' disappointing 8-5 finish for the 2010 football season, UF students were still clicking the "refresh" button Wednesday night to buy tickets for away games this year.
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