Students upset over proposed code changes limiting alcohol
Aug. 28, 2008Some UF students are fighting for their right to party.
Some UF students are fighting for their right to party.
The Orange and Blue Party and the Gator Party are back for this fall's Student Government election.
If there's one thing students and UF staff can agree on, it's that there isn't enough space in the Reitz Union.
For some Gators, the days of a single-passenger commute are coming to a close.
Pass Go. Collect one world record.
Students looking to obtain tickets to Saturday's football season opener against Hawaii will hang up their old method tonight in favor of waiting online.
Developments in the lawsuit between a student group and UF about online voting in Student Government elections may bring a hearing date closer.
UF ranks No. 7 in a list of the country's "cool" schools.
The cash registers have been getting a workout at the new Moe's Southwest Grill and Chili's Too at the Racquet Club Dining Center.
With the beginning of each semester comes a rush to start anew - bicycles included.
The Wednesday before Thanksgiving isn't an official UF holiday, but some members of UF's Student Senate think it should be.
The air at UF's campus gyms is now filled with more than just the scent of students' sweat, thanks to newly installed wireless Internet.
Judging from sales on Student Government and the UF Bookstore's first Textbook Sales Tax Relief Day, some UF students can't seem to resist a good deal.
When Tropical Storm Fay forced officials to close UF on Friday, the university's emergency-notification system was put to its first real test after undergoing two practice runs in spring.
UF students can watch the debates, sport red and blue or participate in discussion over presidential policy, but one question remains: Will they make it to the polls?
Some Turlington Hall classrooms may be known for function rather than aesthetic appeal, but three of the building's large lecture halls received a makeover this summer.
It all started with a third-grade homework assignment.
CNN special correspondent Soledad O'Brien will take a break from covering national topics to speak to UF students Sept. 11.
When Johnny Ramirez started his UF career, many of his new friends had the same advice on what to do when he had too much to drink.
With more college students reporting thoughts of suicide nationwide, the UF Counseling Center is opening a lab to help students before they reach that point.