UF spreads organ, tissue donation awareness
By HILARY SHEINBAUM | Nov. 20, 2008UF will hold a "Festival of Life" and try to break a world record Dec. 3 to promote organ donation and awareness.
UF will hold a "Festival of Life" and try to break a world record Dec. 3 to promote organ donation and awareness.
Women put taboos aside Thursday night to talk about one thing they all have in common: a vagina.
A team of UF aerospace engineering students and professors is trying to shrink space's most frequent flyers.
A Virginia-based company has developed a system for universities that distinguishes a gunshot from other sounds that could raise alarm, such as a car backfire.
About 300 people celebrated Geographic Information Systems Day, an annual event observed by about 80 other countries, at Library East on Wednesday.
After meeting for five hours Tuesday night, student senators will have some unfinished business to attend to after the Thanksgiving holiday.
Student Senate ended without voting on legislation that would limit the power of the minority party early Wednesday morning after a five-hour meeting.
Ticketmaster and UF Athletics Director Jeremy Foley issued an apology Tuesday for kinks in online ticket sales that prevented many students from buying tickets to the Southeastern Conference Championship Game on Dec. 6.
When he was 3 years old, Michael Uslan read "Casper" comics in New Jersey barbershops.
Michael Uslan really likes comics - so much so that he based his career on the Caped Crusader.
A student talking on a cell phone on the roof of Sisler Hall brought about a dozen University Police officers to the scene Monday afternoon in response to a possible suicide attempt.
Kelly Addington can only recall bits and pieces of the Saturday night she was raped. It was 1998, and Addington was a senior in college.
Beware of free smoothies and pitas.
Associate Justice John Paul Stevens, of the U.S. Supreme Court, and Jose A. Gonzalez Jr., U.S. District Court Judge, agreed on a litany of legal issues at an on-campus discussion Monday.
Lovers have eHarmony and Match.com, and now service organizations can find their perfect matches, too.
For some UF students, the road to the Southeastern Conference Championship Game in Atlanta ran through the Midway Islands on Monday night.
UF's President Bernie Machen remains Florida's highest paid public university president, but his national standing has slipped.
At tonight's Student Senate meeting, members will vote on legislation that would limit the power of the minority party in addition to voting on a controversial nomination for Image chairman.
After a marriage proposal via Facebook five days beforehand, two UF sophomores were married (just for fun) Friday in a ceremony on campus.
John Paul Stevens, the oldest and longest serving justice on the U.S. Supreme Court, will speak at the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts on Monday.