In January, at the start of my final semester in college, I found myself leading my peers at the country’s largest independent student-run newspaper.
Facing budget cuts, UF is planning to do some serious damage to the CISE department.
After seeing my comments in print, I must make this statement because I may have been misinterpreted in the meaning behind my comments to the Alligator.
Aundre Price wanted to join the most prestigious student honor society at UF.
Gov. Rick Scott vetoed a bill Friday that would have allowed UF to self-insure all of its employees.
A pack of cyclists funneled out on Monday evening, and one of the smallest women in the group led the stream. It was Karen Edmonds on her Trek 5200, the one her brother, Michael, found online back in 2007.
It’s the end of the semester, and it’s been a crazy one.
After her freshman year, with a traditional internship already under her belt, Samantha Block wanted to try something new, in a big city.
If you can recall, the first column I wrote for the Alligator was about being a freshman spring admit here at UF.
I recently finished reading a newly published book by religious scholar Lee C. Camp titled, “Who is My Enemy? Questions American Christians Must Face about Islam — and Themselves.”
For the first time since 2006, no Florida players are projected to be picked in the first 32 picks of Thursday’s NFL Draft.
Shawn Thomas’s hands floated across the surface of his keyboard, touching down every few seconds before lifting off.
The Gators’ postseason journey will only go as far as their timely hitting takes them.
Eight months of 13 Santa Fe College students’ hard work went up in the air Sunday morning. That’s exactly where they wanted it.
In the sea of more than 50,000 students at UF, five students are enrolled in a unique program very few universities have access to.
As staff opened the doors to the Friends of the Library Book Sale, people flooded the warehouse carrying empty cardboard boxes.
The chairman of the UF Board of Trustees, Carlos Alfonso, announced his resignation Friday.
The Architecture Computer Lab will be closed during the summer for renovations, but students taking summer classes will be able to go to the Computer Science and Engineering Computer Lab instead.
For a brief time Sunday, Georgia looked like it might actually beat Florida.
Despite the Gators’ heartbreaking loss to Alabama at the Super Six, they found some redemption this weekend in Kytra Hunter.
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