The deadline for SFC’s second annual 48 Hour Film Competition was 7 p.m. sharp Sunday night at Emiliano’s Cafe — a deadline so strict that two teams were disqualified for submitting three minutes late.
Although it was the men’s team that came into this weekend’s meet as defending champions, it was the women who added yet another Southeastern Conference title to the school’s history books Sunday.
The Election Commission ruled that the Unite Party did not directly or indirectly coerce voters to vote in the Student Government elections held on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Like other college students facing midterms, Santa Fe junior Laura Putlek has a project and paper due this week, two exams and two lab practicals.
About 236 people attended Shaykh Omar Suleiman’s speech about American media bias toward Islam on Thursday night as part of Islam Awareness Month.
One Regional Transit System mechanic joined eight members of Students for a Democratic Society in Tigert Hall on Thursday as they asked the UF administration to support bus drivers’ contract negotiations.
A former intern at Harper’s Bazaar filed a class-action lawsuit in regard to her unpaid work from August to December 2011.
A Miami couple donated $5 million to a UF gene therapy program.
The Gator Nation recently showed its social media presence to the judges of an online contest.
Scam versions of Angry Birds have been flooding the Android application market, prompting UF to warn students about the potential danger.
A 13-year-old’s short documentary about a homeless family will kick off the third annual Cinema Verde Film Festival today.
My name is Michael Andrews and I am president of the Benton Engineering Council, the umbrella organization that serves as the official point of contact for all engineering involvement.
This is a response to the article, “Sorority member speaks out about election.”
I had the pleasure of visiting the student gardens recently to check out what the Ethnoecology Society had to offer.
Avner Even-Zohar has successfully combined two worlds that rarely mix: military work and gay rights activism.
Three UF students will spend their Spring Break fasting to bring attention to the unfair treatment of tomato pickers.
About 300 students gathered on the Reitz Union Colonnade on Wednesday in hopes of getting a ticket to the free Billy Joel performance on March 1.
City and university groups catering to immigrants came together recently to form Alianza, a new service and advocacy group made up of members of ten organizations.
Capping off an election with historic voter turnout, the Unite Party's presidential and vice-presidential candidates won with 50.27 percent of the vote.
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