Ethan Gamble leans far back — teetering nearly 8 feet above the ground, he narrowly avoids the ceiling as he rides his neon green giraffe unicycle through Weimer Hall’s breezeway.
Between seemingly impossible frisbee trick shots, beating cancer and paragliding down a 7,000 foot tall mountain, Brodie Smith and Kurt Gibson know all about beating the odds.
Julissa Calderon used her platform as a Buzzfeed content creator to bring Latinx voices and experiences to light.
Do you ever just want to waste $50,000, but don’t feel like dousing it in gasoline and setting it on fire? Don’t feel like funding emergency blue lights? Don’t feel like helping student organizations that are struggling with funding?
Kelcey Hernandez held up a sign that summarized four years of struggle in seven words.
It’s way too early for this much noise.
Armed with sun hats, bug spray and multicolored wicker baskets, 70 people collected mushrooms Sunday at the Florida Museum of Natural History.
Kayser Enneking is hoping that the second time’s the charm.
They are being paid $50,000
Doctors have to hand-draw maps of the brain to detect Parkinson's. However, sometimes this method can lead to misdiagnosis.
After weeks of student activism, there will be blue lights on Fraternity Drive.
Former UF football player John Huggins has been dismissed from his second team in the last two months following a rape accusation.
Is majoring in English worth it? This question was posed in an article published in the Wall Street Journal on Sept. 9. Its author, William McGurn, was formerly George W. Bush’s speechwriter, so you’d think he’d understand the importance of a degree that focuses on proper writing and communication skills. Apparently not.
This is the 2nd year of the event.
Facing violations, Inspire Party clung to its newly won seats in UF Student Government Senate at the Elections Commission meeting Thursday evening, its future positions challenged.
Comedian and TV host Nicole Byer came to the Reitz Union Wednesday night ready to ruin Disney movies for her audience.
You can now read the words of UF student journalists dating back to 1912.
Hidden in a swarm of orange and blue T-shirts, Colin Solomon gripped onto his friends, sobbing tears of joy.
Tonight, UF's student government will be filling 50 Senate seats following two days of elections.
ReFresh Food Co. is open for business with greater health consciousness
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