Peta vice president Bruce Friedrich spoke to a small crowd at the Florida Gym about eating a vegan diet.
A UF Relay for Life team raised money and awareness by selling breast-shaped cupcakes on Turlington Plaza Friday.
More than 100 people gathered in Pugh Hall Thursday to hear speakers discuss the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Members of UF's Model United Nations and students linked themselves through their support of global cooperation among nations Thursday.
A UF engineering student will appear on an episode of "The Price is Right" airing Friday morning.
Showers in Yulee area dorms now have timers in showers that monitor water usage. The timers are designed to encourage people to save water.
The Florida Board of Governors appointed two members to UF's Board of Trustees, UF's highest governing body, in a meeting Thursday.
Environmental club members painted a large plywood cutout and gave out information about living sustainable lifestyles.
As part of a national event, UF students will volunteer at a local elementary school and food bank.
A comedian with Tourette syndrome shared how he channels struggling with the disorder into being an entertainer.
A $42.5 million renovation plan for the Reitz Union includes removing asbestos from the hotel.
Amnesty International held the first of three film showings Tuesday to spread the word about worldwide human rights violations.
The second annual Majors Fair took place Tuesday in the Reitz Union Colonnade to help uncertain students decide which major is right for them.
Jacksonville will increase police and the number of sideline safety zones while waterfront venues cut back on alcohol sales.
A proposed Reitz Union renovation plan to remove asbestos and replace lighting and plumbing lines could be funded through a new student fee.
Riker Hall's third-floor residents may have to shell out $3,000 each in damages after the building flooded Oct. 10.
A history professor from the University of Notre Dame discussed Martin Luther King, Jr. and Abraham Lincoln's usage of the Bible to a crowd of 300 at the University Auditorium.
Three Santa Fe College students with a boat, beef kidneys, candles and a blow-up doll were banned from campus when they tried to shoot prank pictures on Lake Alice.
Police are looking for two people who used fake meal vouchers to score free food at the Hub Monday.
A Student Senate bill could double the amount Student Government pays UF for services.
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