Five days after his mysterious death, Oscar Ahumuza was looking down. His friends sat below, heads bowed and eyes glistening. A Ugandan flag hung at the front of the room.
A recent survey of UF faculty members shows most feel positively about their working relationships.
The Ohio Dental Association is awarding UF President Bernie Machen the 2007 International Callahan Memorial Award.
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences' ,4 million accruing debt will be gone within two years, according to a CLAS official.
Gov. Charlie Crist will be visiting UF today to speak with big names on campus.
For Gainesville City Commissioner Jeanna Mastrodicasa, the stars have aligned.
For nearly 1 million Americans, type 1 diabetes can cause blindness, increases the risk of heart disease and decreases life expectancy.
Steven Nguy came to the second annual Department of Recreational Sports open house to sign up for club tennis and Frisbee. But he wound up signing up for break dancing and Tae Kwon Do as well.
UF students who want to fix a flat or mend faulty brakes might face a wait if they use Student Government's bicycle-repair program.
Christian churches have evolved from communities to corporations, according to a book written by a UF English and advertising professor.
Over the past year, UF's Student Health Care Center has treated 43 students without billing them.
The UF Department of Recreational Sports is hosting its second annual Rec Sports Open House today.
University Police Department has a 45-minute program that may save your life.
Administrators plan to use a new hiring tool to recruit diverse faculty for 15 new high-demand positions at UF.
Near a ginkgo tree planted in his memory, family, friends and co-workers gathered by Frazier Rogers Hall on Tuesday morning to try to make sense of McNair Bostick?s death.
For some UF students, even the routine task of receiving a syllabus on the first day of class has already been complicated by universitywide budget cuts.
Thomas Hall was not Husam Wahdan?s first choice. Because he turned in his housing paperwork late, he was assigned to one of the two non-air-conditioned residence halls on campus. The freshman and his roommates tried to cool themselves with fans in the windows but still had trouble sleeping in the heat. But relief was just around the corner.
UF?s Student Senate kicked off its first fall meeting Tuesday night by reviewing the progress of Student Body President Ryan Moseley?s first 100 days in office and featuring some guest speakers.
Students and employers alike sought little bits of shade Tuesday while discussing responsibilities and work experience at the first Part-Time Job Fair.
The lobby at the Shands Florida Surgical Center on 34th Street will smell like solid cherry wood and new paint until it?s up and running.
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