When discussing Kenny Boynton, fans and onlookers only seem to care about one thing: Is he hot, or is he cold?
Student Senate approved two new members to the Election Commission in the Senate meeting Tuesday night.
UF’s online graduate business program was named the No. 1 program in the state and No. 4 in the nation by U.S. News & World Report Tuesday.
To create public conversations about reducing violence in communities, a UF graduate launched a national video anti-bullying campaign.
Dianmarie De Jesus was one of about 10,000 students who received a mass email from a professor who appeared to be endorsing a new online shopping site for students called uVendors.
Last Monday, Alabama rolled — quite literally — over Notre Dame, crushing the Fighting Irish 42-14, becoming the third team to win three national titles in four seasons.
UF’s Research and Education Center began receiving a series of unusual specimens Saturday: Burmese pythons shot by hunters in South Florida wildlife preserves.
As a daughter of a Communist Party member, a 24-year-old Chinese UF student believes freedom of press is far from China’s horizon.
Isn’t it about time to reinstate the draft?
The Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation teamed with the student-run company and blog Hello Perfect to host the first Entrepreneurs Raid the Plaza from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. today on the Plaza of the Americas.
With shoulder pads strapped, life jackets snapped and hockey masks fit snuggly, Cameron Martin and his older brother, Adam, prepared for battle in the backyard.
When Casey Prather suffered a high left ankle sprain late in the first half Saturday against LSU, Florida’s depth on the wing took a blow.
Inside Florida’s newly renovated $4.3 million practice facility, the gymnasts mean business.
Greg: With fans and scouts ogling Florida’s early entrants to the NFL Draft, few have noticed the players UF loses to graduation.
The Consumer Electronics Show, better known as CES, wrapped up last week and, as always, blew my mind with things that I could never afford but desperately want to buy.
While at Harvard in 1998, David Weinstein was being dissuaded from working on a rare genetic disease that he would later dedicate his life to.
Smathers Library Bookstore will close Thursday after 13 years of business.
Once a week, the typically quiet, tense Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Shands at UF receives a mood lift, proving that art does wonders for the mind, body and soul.
As the new semester starts, the school gyms have filled up with students trying to fulfill New Year’s resolutions and start a new semester in shape.
The season of giving hasn’t ended yet.
Solutions by The State News
