He has been to White Castle, escaped from Guantanamo Bay, and now he's coming to UF.
Despite being almost $300,000 over their estimated budgets, Moe's Southwest Grill and Chili's Too are set for their UF debut on Aug. 17.
In 2001, UF law professor Daniel Sokol was just a student at the University of Chicago Law School, and the now-presumptive Democratic presidential candidate, Barack Obama, was just his professor.
In absence of this year's back-to-school tax-free days, Student Government and UF Bookstores will offer one day of relief to students purchasing textbooks in the fall.
Members of a UF student organization played a drinking game Tuesday that won't meet the disapproval of UF officials.
In recent months, the college gossip Web site JuicyCampus.com has attracted the ire of students and administrators across the country.
UF officials proposed a rewrite of the Student Conduct Code this week in efforts to clarify UF's stance on drinking, drugs and the future of the Student Honor Court.
In a normal setting, 20 against one would be unfair.
Members of UF's Student Senate promoted an effort Tuesday to help students at the nation's No.1 party school get home safe.
Eight UF faculty members have filed grievances against the UF administration concerning faculty layoffs and program mergers.
UF President Bernie Machen might be among many Gators packing their bags for a study abroad stint this fall.
It was a humble debut for the gateway that will welcome 92,000 rowdy fans in just a few weeks.
UF's Student Government and the UF Naval ROTC are working together to help students feel safe enough to run after dark.
One of the country's largest health care accrediting groups has given the UF Student Health Care Center its stamp of approval.
For Eric Flagg and Isaac Brown, going green is a laughing matter.
A federal appeals court ordered UF officials Wednesday to recognize a fraternity that requires its members to be Christian.
If there's anyone who has reason to complain about gas prices, it's Vincent Vittorio.
Gainesville residents don't have to travel far to get an intimate look at American cities.
Enticing Florida universities' faculty and staff with pay raises seems to be the method of choice for administrators anxious to solve the state's intellectual "brain drain."
The Princeton Review may rank UF as the nation's No. 1 party school, but at least one UF administrator has doubts.
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