In a small conference room in a corner of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, 13 people waited for Jeremy Foley to speak.
Students wearing suits and business skirts filtered into Southwest Recreation Center alongside peers in tank tops and running shorts Tuesday morning.
UF’s Queer, Transgender People of Color United is holding a week of events to educate others about the group.
Not My System made an appearance one day before Fall Student Government election results are announced.
Residents of Infinity Hall experienced problems Tuesday as they voted for the first student candidate seeking to represent them.
A multimillion dollar grant to UF’s College of Education will help researchers detect and help students with emotional disorders.
The UF debate team and a pro-gun student group faced off Tuesday, arguing about whether students and faculty should be allowed to discretely carry weapons on campus.
After Capt. Scott Kelly took the stage at the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts on Monday, he kept the audience laughing all night.
Lloren Foster was removed as UF’s executive director of Multicultural and Diversity Affairs earlier this month.
UF’s career showcase is getting a new home.
With Twitter’s latest update, Natasha Jewett’s job became a lot easier.
Students can now access medical records from UF’s Student Health Care Center through a new online system.
The names of 40 black men and women were read aloud on Turlington Plaza.
UF’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Science received a record amount of grants in the last fiscal year.
UF sophomore Charlie Le Grand may have broken a Guinness world record Friday.
Allie Ricker and her colleagues at the Career Resource Center noticed students didn’t visit on a regular basis.
A UF professor will take his fossil fascination to new heights after being nominated president-elect of the Paleontological Society.
When it comes to showing affection, Charlie Le Grand isn’t shy about wrapping his arms around somebody and squeezing.
At the urging of Gainesville Police, the UF students behind an anti-Tennessee sign altered it slightly Thursday night.
In search of the “love of his life,” 21-year-old Nico Tackfield logs onto Tinder about four nights a week.
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