A University Avenue student center will transform into a food and business center next year.
The new Reitz Union Board Entertainment Arts Committee will host its first event Monday.
When the Gators women’s golf team tees off this Sunday in Hanahan, S.C., in the 2012 Cougar Classic, it will be their first tournament under new Emily Bastel.
An Apple announcement scheduled for Wednesday has people across the nation — and UF’s campus — buzzing about possible new products.
The world’s only flying mammals are going to rise from the darkness at UF today.
UF’s first women’s nuclear engineering organization held its inaugural meeting Wednesday.
UF is the No. 1 party school in the nation, according to rankings released last week by Unigo, a college resource website.
As reggae music blared through the loudspeakers, Michael Espinosa’s workout class prepared to get sweaty.
The grand opening of the “Harry Potter’s World: Renaissance Science, Magic and Medicine” exhibit attracted more than 200 people, including students and families, said Michele Tennant, bioinformatics librarian.
Florida offensive coordinator Brent Pease wants Jordan Reed to get more touches.
While many students are celebrating the long-awaited disbursement of financial aid, others are just excited they can start paying less for tuition.
Although national parties are knee-deep in campaigning, UF’s Student Government election season is just getting started.
Community college students in Miami have a chance to earn microbiology degrees from UF without the six-hour drive.
After missing all of last season with a lingering knee injury, Jeremy Brown is expected to return on Saturday and provide another piece to what coaches feel is already a strong cornerback rotation.
Greg: Florida’s problems with penalties should fall squarely on the shoulders of one man — coach Will Muschamp.
Santa Fe College was announced one of the top 10 finalists of a national community college competition Wednesday morning.
It was a typical sweltering Sunday night in Midtown: People wiped sweat from their foreheads and fanned themselves with any flat object they could find.
UF’s Travel and Recreation Program isn’t full of hot air, but one of its Fall excursions will be.
Some members of The Gator Nation are showing their support for President Barack Obama at the Democratic National Convention, including students watching the convention on their laptops and a UF employee who is attending for the political thrill.
Excuses will run out for the Gators when they face The 12th Man this weekend.
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