Local singers, bands and dancers will compete tonight at Gator Growl's Talent Night.
On April 10, 1945, a 20-year-old American soldier named Vernon Tott took 19 pictures of Jewish prisoners at a slave labor camp, called Ahlem, that his division liberated in Germany.
Before Andrew Ssewankambo, 38 Ugandan children kicked soccer balls made of banana leaves and played without proper uniforms, but Ssewankambo, 19, is changing that.
The search for a new dean of UF's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences continued Wednesday with UF students voicing their opinions on what they want from their dean.
To expand UF's emergency-notification plan, students must submit emergency contact information to UF before they register for spring classes.
UF's Student Senate turned its attention toward helping graduate students at its Tuesday night meeting.
After a two-month search, Anne Kress was named provost and vice president of academic affairs at SFCC on Tuesday.
The condom race is back.
A driver whose bus rolled over him Monday night is in stable condition, a city spokesman said.
The Health Science Center Libraries began treatment for a mold infestation Tuesday.
A Regional Transit System bus rolled over its 42-year-old driver on McCarty Drive on Monday night.
Hundreds of fresh sneakers and sandals the size of newborn feet sat on the grass of the Reitz Union North Lawn on Monday.
UF researchers recently discovered the first new species of owl butterfly in more than 100 years, and with enough money, you could have your name on it.
Arun Gandhi never got his grandfather's autograph, but what he gained in 18 months with Mohandas "Mahatma" Gandhi changed his life.
Under sunny skies overlooking a bustling Turlington Plaza, 24 UF students lay unmoving on the hard ground Monday afternoon.
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Tracy Kidder will speak at UF tonight at 7 p.m.
Just four weeks after about 300 protesters stormed UF's police department to speak out against UPD's Sept. 17 Tasering of Andrew Meyer, a panel to discuss appropriate police practices sat waiting for feedback.
UF students and Gainesville residents had the chance to gain a new perspective of UF on Saturday.
Pink paper wings with glitter spots and hot pink, pipe cleaner antennae rounded out Isabella Gomes' butterfly costume.
It lurks inside of your damp laundry, it watches you from the mucus membranes of your friend's nose, and it hides quietly on the door handle to your apartment.
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