Keith Robinson made a promise to his 90 math students within the orange-and-blue -papered walls of his Harlem, N.Y., classroom.
In six months, second-year UF law student John Hunt will have one extra year of free health care.
This week, local bar and restaurant owners received a letter from Gainesville Equal Opportunity Director Cecil Howard telling them that offering ladies night specials may get them into trouble.
Conversation continued about the Reitz Union repairs at Tuesday night’s Senate meeting.
Willie Joe Sanders had five children of his own to care for, but he also acted as a father figure for countless UF medical students.
The founders of Grooveshark and other successful entrepreneurs who have ties to UF will participate in a forum today to discuss how they opened their businesses.
The Inter-Residence Hall Association turned up the heat at its Hotter Than Hot Diversity Dance Showcase Monday night.
Nicholas Slater was sitting in his health class of about 50 students when he noticed something bizarre about his class.
By this fall, UF’s tuition will likely increase by 15 percent in order to bring it closer to the national average, according to UF President Bernie Machen.
Hillel held its first of two Passover Seders on Monday night. About 300 people attended.
The third annual Festival of India, which took place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., featured four different tents with educational displays where students could ask questions about Krishna beliefs.
After packing on the pounds during colder months and concealing the weight under heavy winter clothing, students begin to lose weight fast before summer.
Unfortunately for two UF graduate students, not one minute of their Haiti footage will be allowed in the final cut, rendering their thesis project incomplete.
Students didn’t need their eyes to appreciate the art at the 13th annual MindSight exhibit Saturday.
The students who traveled around Gainesville for Saturday’s Swamp Hunt weren’t hunting for Easter eggs or animals.
Students from diverse backgrounds showcased their artwork at the first Colors of Hope: Art Exhibition on Friday.
Kofi Adu-Brempong was teaching 117 students this semester in GEA 1000.
About 12,000 people attended the concert at Flavet Field.
Nick LoCastro and Andrew Hill walked onto the Reitz Union North Lawn Saturday draped from head to toe in traditional Japanese robes.
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