The Bartram apartment complex recently donated a three-bedroom, two-bathroom unit to Shands Hospital for Children at UF to be used by families of babies born with a rare, life-threatening condition.
Jaime Bell’s purple painted nails flew across the MacBook keyboard as she registered her name and email with Rent the Runway at its Girls Night Out Wednesday.
In case you’ve been hiding under a rock, “Veronica Mars,” America’s all-time favorite teenage private eye, is headed to the big screen.
Spam messages in Sakai, UF’s course management system, have never been an issue until recently.
The mantra of college students during the last four decades has been to graduate and find a job — until the recent recession.
Florida Gulf Coast University’s Student Body issued an apology to UF after students at an FGCU pep rally shouted vulgar chants broadcasted on live TV.
While he was up in Prague during the Holocaust, Petr Ginz dreamed about space and documented the horrors around him in his diary.
In his column last Wednesday, my colleague Erik Skipper articulated the classic assertion that a growing absence of God and religion in public life has led to the disintegration of American society.
The Student Senate approved the Budget and Appropriations Committee’s $1.5 million academic and student organization budgets Tuesday night.
One UF student and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals are joining forces for an all-vegan dining hall on campus.
The odds will be in Erica Alaniz’s favor once she volunteers as a tribute for District 14 tonight.
Twenty-five students will be inducted into the UF Hall of Fame, the highest recognition given to students since 1921.
UF students who suffer from Popsicle toes may have to ditch their flip-flops this week, as the temperature drops to near record-breaking lows.
Thirty seconds. That’s all it takes for interviewers to know whether they will hire someone.
‘Tis the season for signed leases and stuffed cardboard boxes. With a few weeks until students move out of their apartments, local movers and apartment complexes prepare for the transition.
When Fernando left his home in Vera Cruz, Mexico, five years ago, he was searching for an adventure. An American adventure.
At UF Tuesday, people spoke out against a humanitarian act that was mistaken as an act supporting terrorism.
UF students who want a place to nap on campus might get it.
The color red bled all over Facebook’s blue and white homepage Tuesday.
UF criminology junior-turned-author Nikolas Wong is hosting a book signing today for his recently published work, “The Coffee House.”
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