UF President Kent Fuchs’ goal-setting task force has finished its first task.
As a result of the Florida Legislature’s special session in June, the UF board of trustees Committee on Finance and Facilities made adjustments to several spending plans at their meeting Friday.
On Monday morning, Carly Reeves woke up to UF alerts regarding a gunshot outside her dorm at Murphree Hall.
The Gators have granted redshirt sophomore defensive tackle Jay-nard Bostwick his release from the football program.
The day UF admissions released its decisions for freshmen applications was the day Stephanie Latour had been waiting for. UF was her dream school, and she couldn’t wait to see the results.
The construction of UF’s newest residence hall is almost complete.
UF President Kent Fuchs said he drinks between five and 10 cups of coffee every day.
In a red hammock stretched from a pine to a magnolia tree, Douglas Tam sat alone.
The UF Student Senate has another budget to approve.
The UF Student Senate has two meetings remaining this Summer, and while the chamber has had the opportunity to approve budgets and pass more than a dozen resolutions, it has yet to have the chance to approve all of the Executive Branch agency heads.
Debate filled the air during Tuesday’s Student Senate meeting as the chamber discussed seven sets of Student Body Statute reforms.
UF students will get a change of scenery for their all-nighters this upcoming academic year.
Oswaldo Reina takes the bus to work at the Rawlings POD Market at least three times a week.
Years of research are beginning to pay off for Anastasia Albanese-O’Neill.
If you met Albert the Alligator 45 years ago, you probably wouldn’t want to give him a hug or a high five.
Harmony has been found this week among the diverse academic disciplines offered at UF.
UF is continuing to provide the most bang for students’ bucks.
When Linda Parker Hudson graduated from UF in 1972, she was one of the two women in her class.
Oil from Muscadine grapeseed may cause weight loss
Reid Hall maintenance workers brought balloons, a card and two stuffed tigers to Michelle Molden-Sevison.
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