More than 1,000 people register to vote in UF Voter Registration Carnival
By Taylor Sharpe | Aug. 26, 2018More than 1,000 people registered to vote over three days at a registration carnival ahead of the general election
More than 1,000 people registered to vote over three days at a registration carnival ahead of the general election
CORE revamps its trips, education and gear for the first time in two years
Your palms are sweaty, your knees are weak and your arms are heavy. Is this your first exam? No, it’s justtug of war at RecStravaganza.
The center now has an open-space plan
48 Class of 2018 Marjory Stoneman Douglas graduates now go to UF
The two houses combined cost more than $16 million
The challenge, proposed by UF President Kent Fuchs, lets students win awards like T-shirts.
With a handful of days left in the primary for governor, Philip Levine visited UF's campus.
In the turquoise waters and sandy beaches of the protected Marquesas Keys, fisherman Daniel Padron saw something disturbing.
The library's $3 million upgrade brought new furniture, more accessible spaces and a production lab for educators.
The UF Bursar and Student Financial Affairs have been moved because of the outage
The staff is mainly in the engineering department, according to a UF spokesperson
Hey Gators!
President Kent Fuchs reflects on UF's recent goals and what's in store
A Gainesville man was arrested Monday morning after Gainesville Police found cocaine baggies floating in swamp water, according to the arrest report.
A city commissioner is pushing to get rid of plastic straws, joining other cities nationwide
The strike calls for a recognition of prisoner's human rights and improved living conditions
The new, temporary lot is meant to make up for the 600 parking spots lost during construction.
New College of the Arts dean Onyekwere P. Ozuzu draws from background in dance to lead college
After the UF Board of Trustees approved 12 new mental health counselors, the wellness center is working to hire seven new ones