It’s exam week, your stress levels are through the roof and you haven’t even started studying for your first midterm tomorrow.
UF freshman Shawn Abrahams is like most college students his age. He likes to watch football games and hang out with his friends, and he is looking forward to getting more involved with his new major, botany.
Meat pies, Ghanaian pancakes, Tamarind balls and baklava were just a few of the main courses being offered at TreatZ from Around the World: A Dessert Exposition.
Students with smart phones can check in on campus and help UF win $10,000.
About 30 students and faculty gathered in Pugh Hall Monday night for a forum about the looming issue of block tuition.
The student organization Victory Over Violence will be hosting auditions for “The Vagina Monologues” this Tuesday and Wednesday from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the Reitz Union Room 275.
A girl squeezes her stuffed animal as she sits on a couch rocking back and forth in a state of delirium.
High school students duked it out over the weekend at UF, but they hit with words instead of fists.
Ishmael Khaldi, the first Bedouin Deputy Consul for the State of Israel and the nation’s first high-ranking Muslim in the Israeli Foreign Service, will be speaking at UF on Monday night.
Knitting isn’t just for grandmothers.
The Florida Commission on Ethics found probable cause that Haridopolos didn’t fully disclose financial information from 2004 to 2008.
Kids from around Gainesville got a spooky taste of sorority life Thursday night.
Santa Fe College is preparing to open its new Bachelor of Science degree program in early childhood education this spring.
A UF group is hoping to receive funding to conduct research for babies born with brain injuries.
Throughout his life, Effie Eitam has been a member of the Israeli legislature, a brigadier general, an adviser and consultant to the Israeli prime minister.
UF will be using rocket fuel to generate biofuel during next week’s shuttle launch.
In its efforts toward sustainability, UF gets a B+.
Andrew Nichols has used Ouija boards, locked his wife in a dungeon and stared as a grandfather clock rotated completely around by itself — all in the name of his career as a parapsychologist.
The grant will help the multi-state research team, led by UF plant pathologist Natalia Peres, find better ways to fight fruit rot that plagues the strawberries in Florida fields and refrigerators every year.
Marilyn M. Thomas-Houston has spent the past 10 years studying racism in Nova Scotia — but now all of her research is gone.
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