Rob Schneider is a long way from his “Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo” days.
UF may be climbing the ranks to preeminence, but Business Insider is now recognizing UF students at the national level as some of the brightest in the country.
The football lottery is now open to part-time students.
The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers wants to make students’ days a little sunnier.
TALLAHASSEE — The people who stared down at the fourth floor lobby of the Capitol building Wednesday may not have immediately understood what was happening.
Members of UF’s No Southern Accent might soon take their talents to television.
A UF student is making the world a more beautiful place with her women’s toiletry drive.
Students frantically trying to log into their fickle UF Webmail accounts can rest easy — UF Information Technology has solved the case.
JACKSONVILLE — Dugout-clearing fights tend to draw attention. Ones that involve a Heisman-winning quarterback become national news.
The electronic dance music scene is returning to Gainesville on April 9 with the second local performance from Krewella.
Levin College of Law dean Robert “Bob” Jerry addressed students’ questions and rumors about the failed dean search at an informal discussion Tuesday.
After a period of illness, UF English and film studies professor Scott Nygren died Monday. He was 67.
The Plaza of the Americas got a taste of the cattle industry Tuesday as the Gator Collegiate Cattlewomen served students a slice of beef education.
The Tuesday night Student Senate meeting had yet another colorful start as new senators participated in their last orientation of the term.
While all this basketball madness has been going on, the UF football team (Yes, it still exists!) started spring practice last week. I have the sunburn on the back of my neck to prove it.
Laverne Cox encouraged Gators to embrace diversity during her Monday night speech in the University Auditorium.
Two Florida golfers most likely slept pretty well Monday night, and two others, not so much.
The UF club golf team’s first tournament was a hole in one.
Something smells fishy under the sea, and it may lead to better bomb detection.
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