Here’s a story with a strange ending: There was once a student at UF who became involved with campus politics. As the liaison between the majority party and the fraternities, she sent an email ensuring the frat boys don’t forget to lend their support.
“You better keep walking, girl, because we’re gonna grab you if we catch you.”
A distinguished UF chemistry professor is combining music and science with the release of his first solo album, “Genius Boy Music.”
UF Health Shands Hospital and Flad Architects came together Monday to carve up some fun.
While UF’s administration pushes toward becoming a top 10 university, college ranking systems are shifting their attention from prestige to value.
People are too reliant on their gizmos, and young adults believe it’s dehumanizing their interactions.
The Challenge Course and Alpine Tower program at Lake Wauburg’s South Shore is reaching new heights.
The Florida Cicerones, the official student ambassadors to the university, performed a flash mob at about 12:35 p.m. Monday on Turlington Plaza in preparation for their Fall forum today at 6 p.m. in Emerson Alumni Hall.
UF’s College of Medicine is building a new education center in its efforts to move from a disciplined-based program to a patient-centered one.
As students scramble to assemble DIY costumes, some thrift shops report increased traffic from the younger crowd.
Swamp Records is here to play.
A new shipment of flu shots are in, and the Student Health Care Center should have enough to last through November.
Facebook is starting to see a lot less face time.
Derrick Williams, a man who spent 18 years behind bars before being exonerated of a crime he did not commit, spoke at UF Hillel on Thursday.
Homecoming kickoff celebrations begin this weekend.
The sun was setting on the horizon of the Caribbean. Sailboats were anchored next to the seashore, turning in after a long day. And a camera shutter snapped at orange-frosted clouds in the distance.
’90s kids, get ready — Bill Nye the Science Guy is coming to Gainesville. Accent Speaker’s Bureau paid the renowned educational television star $40,000 to speak at the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts on Nov. 21.
Hundreds of UF students on the pre-medical school track are already preparing for the 2015 Medical College Admissions Test.
The butterbeer will be brewing for Reitz Union Board Entertainment’s third annual Harry Potter-themed event, this year titled “A Day in Diagon Alley.”
A new study shows vegetarians might have a lower body mass index than meat eaters, but UF experts are skeptical.
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