As the sound of students' voices echoed in the Reitz Union Colonnade, a Palestinian flag flapped in the wind next to Sara Mohamed as she spoke with another student.
An experiment gone wrong last week left a student with chemical burns to his face and lip, glass embedded in his chest and abdomen, deep cuts to his right hand, two fingers tinted blue and a couple fingertips hanging by the skin.
Anyone closely following the UF Student Government elections last year knows things did not go as planned.
About 20 religious groups had tables set up at the Religious Involvement Opportunities Fair from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Wouldn't it be nice if we could be assured that our grade wasn't the product of professor bias?
Tuesday night's Student Senate meeting featured the final approval of changes to UF's Student Government elections rules, and the rest of the meeting included several guests.
Library West began the new semester with new hours, and students have been adjusting accordingly.
Next football season, sending "Go Gators" text messages may not be as difficult for students at home games.
For the past 18 to 24 months, there has been an overall increase in enrollment in the College of Journalism and Communications.
UF Student Senate gave its final approval to Student Government elections rule changes during Tuesday night's meeting.
The first few weeks of spring semester are always the busiest time of the year for UF's gyms.
Several UF departments are reviewing lab safety policies after two students were injured in separate incidents in the last three months.
A UF astronomer was involved with the recent discovery of two planets that helps give substance to a new astronomical theory.
The Innovation Hub was built to supply startup technology companies with the facilities they need to conduct research.
Billy Harris spent more time during his first two weeks at UF watching the TV show "Friends" than making them.
SwampCon brought together about 1,600 fans of anime, gaming, role-playing and science fiction at the Reitz Union on Saturday.
Flashing blue lights, police cars blocking the streets and officers yelling at residents to remain inside greeted Amelia Butler as she walked home early Friday morning.
UF President Bernie Machen emphasized the importance of general education along with science and math during a conversation with the Florida House of Representatives higher education committee in Tallahassee on Friday.
At halftime of Saturday’s game against South Carolina, it looked like Florida’s road woes would continue.
Santa Fe College police recovered a student's backpack Sunday morning, three days after she was kidnapped, but officers are still searching for the culprit.
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