Santa Fe College administration announced Friday it would no longer offer job employment to Student Government leaders. Though the eight leaders still in office will receive wages until the close of Spring semester, the college immediately stopped paying the organization’s student directors last week.
An Olympian, a Gator alumna and now an Amazonian ninja, 23-year-old gymnast Marissa King has tumbled into her dream job.
The hunt for a new dean for the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences’ has kicked off, taking the search nationwide.
Holiday Lights at North Florida Regional Medical Center Duck Pond
With one of America’s biggest drinking holidays approaching on New Years Eve, new research shows humans may have developed the ability to process alcohol nearly 10 million years ago.
Tivoli Silas spent an entire week in the Reitz Union basement this semester.
The Levin College of Law dean search is back after President Emeritus Bernie Machen called off the search last Spring.
Silently, about 200 people collapsed on top of one another on the middle of Turlington Plaza. They lay lifelessly for four and a half minutes.
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When Bob Barnas, 66, of High Springs, served in Vietnam, a member of his company stepped on a land mine and was killed instantly.
A UF student government organization will host a consumerism and sustainability summit Wednesday.
Two UF geologists are working with NASA and the U.S. Geological Survey to study the effects of climate change on the dunes at Cape Canaveral, where NASA houses its launch equipment.
For the fifth year in a row, UF’s College of Medicine increased its National Institutes of Health funding.
Students eager to cash in on their ideas can sign up for a contest held by the Warrington College of Business Administration by Dec. 15.
While UF students are graduating on time, a new study found that college students around the country are not.
Student senators at Santa Fe College failed to address a resolution that could have led to Senate President Jeremy Pierce’s impeachment Wednesday.
Smoke from the construction project at the Reitz Union set off a fire alarm Wednesday morning that resulted in the building’s evacuation.
UF will honor the legacy of the late South Africa President and philanthropist Nelson Mandela this Friday.
Although UF remained open Wednesday despite a threat to “shoot up the college,” many professors canceled class.
Tristan Worthington shouted “Hey UF administration, money is for education” from a megaphone at a rally against police militarization on campus Wednesday afternoon.
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