Students came together for a weekend of interactive workshops and speakers at the Southeast Regional Conference of Asian American Leaders this weekend.
Gainesville’s newest hospital is home to 12 custom surgical suites, a state-of-the-art cancer center and one of the only interventional cardiology facilities in the nation, but the doctors won’t be treating you there. They’ll care for your pets.
UF President Bernie Machen announced plans for a comprehensive review of the university’s graduate programs Thursday afternoon at the monthly Faculty Senate meeting.
Lauren Kingry, the assistant conductor for the UF Orchestra, said that after three years in the works, with music written specifically for UF by Cirque du Soleil, it’s all come to fruition.
For Monica Akello, education is something to shout about.
The Southeast Regional Conference of Asian American Leaders has invited cultural activists such as Cambodian spoken-word artist Anida Yoeu Ali and international Nathan’s hotdog-eating champion Takeru Kobayashi to UF to address issues of race, religion, class and sexuality.
At the 2010 Gator Global Initiative, students will learn more about leaving a positive mark on the world.
The UF Meat Market is chopping prices on fresh flesh.
Objects in Motion, UF’s juggling club, will perform at the Florida Museum of Natural History’s ButterflyFest on Saturday at 1:30 p.m.
UF department heads are calling for free public access to online journal articles.
Florida college students are twice as likely as the general population to become compulsive gamblers, according to a new study.
Catalan singer-songwriter Pau Alabajos performed for more than 75 people at the Thomas Center Tuesday night in celebration of Catalan culture and its constrained music scene.
About 50 students gathered in Orange and Brew on Tuesday night for guided discussions on culture in politics, in a open forum titled “Politics of Silence.”
The Student Senate approved a resolution in opposition of block tuition at a meeting Tuesday night.
Students have made their voices heard by staying silent.
Tickets to the game usually sell out within minutes of going on sale. This year, however, tickets were still for sale hours after they became available.
The Gator Nation will have representation at the inaugural USA Science & Engineering Festival this week in Washington, D.C.
Holding a two-inch fish, Larry Page runs his thumb along the yellow skin beneath its eye.
The website Dormzy began shipping to UF in September, after launching at the beginning of the fall semester.
A member ofthe UF Board of Trustees has donated $2 million to department of chemistry.
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