When seasoned UF students think of parking on campus, words like “nightmare,” “horrendous” and “atrocious” cascade out of their mouths, alongside other words that cannot be printed here.
Editor’s Note: This is just a sample of the many communities of faith around Gainesville.
UF educational psychology assistant professor David Therriault was officially reinstated to his position Monday after he received a layoff notice in July 2009.
Senators voted against a bill that would limit funds given to Student Government officials for meals and cell phone bills during Tuesday's meeting.
Starting this fall, a new bus route, 23, will be running from the Oaks Mall to Santa Fe College's northwest campus.
Editor's note: Kat Bein followed a group of humans around this weekend and wrote about her experiences.
About 1,400 undergraduate students plan to attend the graduation ceremony Saturday, according to Donna Stricker, director of the commencement.
Students can now rent their textbooks through a new deferment program that allows financial aid to be used for books before the money is disbursed to the student.
A gray swastika spray-painted on a UF fraternity house last year made national news this week when the Anti-Defamation League released its 2009 Audit of Anti-Semitic Incidents.
The men of Alpha Phi Alpha beat out more than 700 other chapters of the fraternity to be crowned the Outstanding College Chapter of the Year.
UF spokeswoman Janine Sikes said the investigation should be over by the end of August, if not sooner.
More than 2,000 years ago, Romans raced wooden chariots around the track at Circus Maximus for sport.
A Gainesville woman just couldn't resist the divine order to take a dip in Bernie Machen's pool. This is not the first time trespassers have attempted to swim in the President's House pool, Holcomb said.
Normally, Florida athletes fight teammates for playing time, but on Friday, they'll compete for six worthy causes.
Graffiti isn't a black-and-white issue.
Love it or hate it, the Humans vs. Zombiesgame will return to campus Wednesday.
It's been about a month since UF's campus-wide tobacco ban went into effect, and so far it doesn't seem like much has changed.
Four UF faculty members studied the Gulf oil spill from four angles: tourism, ocean flow, marine ecosystems and the legal aspects of the oil spill cleanup.
The Studio Percussion’s music room is a noisy place.
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