When UF biochemistry senior Johanna Lee was looking at colleges, she found UF more affordable than other Florida schools. The 21-year-old said she needed an education but didn’t want to take out loans.
Women in colorful saris danced across a stage in the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom, smiling flirtatiously and moving their bodies to the beat of Indian music.
UF’s Mobile Outreach Clinic will be visiting Cone Park Branch Library on a different day.
The water fountains in Norman Hall’s east wing are temporarily closed.
Students stressed over their next exam have another thing to worry about: It could have a long-term impact on their health.
Inside Steve Kalishman’s office, behind a mirrored door and down a narrow hallway in Haile Village Center, shelves and walls are decorated with ornaments and gifts from Palestine, Israel, Tajikistan and lands beyond.
UF junior Josephine Strating stood in line on the Plaza of the Americas for a chance to test her U.S. Constitutional knowledge and possibly get a free slice of pizza.
Organizations that teach sexual-assault safety have seen an increase in student registration for their programs in the Fall term rather than in Spring.
Horses in Alachua County are in increasing danger all because of a weed.
In May, Trisha Seppey was looking for a different kind of study-abroad experience.
UF students and Gainesville residents will come together to discuss how immigration affects Alachua County.
Students will get their hands dirty Saturday — literally.
On Wednesday, two bills opposing the Florida statute banning concealed weapons on university and college campuses were passed through committees in the Florida House and Senate.
UF student senators are divided on whether students living in Infinity Hall should have their own senator or be part of District A.
Belly-dancing students will shimmy through the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom on Saturday.
During a Senate meeting Wednesday night, Santa Fe College Student Senate approved and reinstated several senators and learned the outcome of a resolution about skateboarding on campus.
Brian Jose wasn’t always expressing his creativity.
During a Santa Fe College open forum held Wednesday night, local community leaders addressed issues of race relations, police-citizen relations, drug laws and mental illness.
Some of my Ivy League friends ask how I am adjusting to the National Collegiate Athletic Association, or NCAA, as president. Their perception is if a university has a highly ranked athletic program, it must be due to misplaced priorities, and it must come at a cost to academic stature.
Florida registered nurses will soon be able to further their careers through UF — from their homes.
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