Nineteen senators - 12 from the Gator Party, six from the Orange and Blue Party and one independent senator - were appointed to Student Senate committees during Tuesday's meeting.
The ailing economy has caused UF to take new risks with its $1.25 billion endowment.
Student athletes looking to dismiss negative stereotypes about their intelligence have some new ammunition.
After they had lunch together for the last time, Walter Weyrauch gave UF law professor Sharon Rush a book about a subject that had come up during their discussion.
Because of high costs, UF no longer plans to install two LCD screens that would have displayed a GPS map of bus locations.
Pooches at the sixth annual HOWL-o-ween Dog Costume Contest know what it takes to earn a Halloween treat: a killer costume and occasionally a few tricks.
B-Boys and B-Girls battled it out Friday at a Halloween-themed break dance contest.
Over the course of two days, 275 tagged Monarch butterflies fluttered their orange wings and were released into the sky to begin their migration to Central Mexico.
Although her photos are in black and white, Nancy S. Bowman still remembers the pink and gray decor of the UF Teaching Hospital's opening ceremony about half a century ago.
The man Sarah Palin calls a terrorist has a fan club.
The UF Student Health Care Center will begin offering flu shots to students and faculty during the next two weeks.
A UF student was arrested Wednesday after police found 153 grams of Ecstasy pills in his Hume Hall dorm room.
A recent study shows a long-held notion of college culture may be true: Students' political beliefs become more liberal while attending college.
At the request of Gov. Charlie Crist, UF President Bernie Machen said Thursday that UF will submit a budget proposal for the 2009-2010 school year that is 10 percent less than this year's budget.
All those extra coughs, sneezes and runny noses are adding up.
The third annual ButterflyFest will flutter into the Florida Museum of Natural History this weekend.
He fished with guns and was famously fired for destroying a candy machine.
Florida's Board of Governors has come one step closer to filling the shoes of outgoing Chancellor Mark Rosenberg.
Some UF professors have qualms with the university's handling of a new state law intended to give students time to find the best deals on textbooks.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens will speak at UF this November, according to an e-mail sent to UF law students Tuesday.
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