UF decreased in its ranking as the best university for your buck.
In late June, 13 visibly shaken UF students ate dinner at a Southern plantation filled with Confederate memorabilia.
On Turlington Plaza, Brandon Telg held a sign that read, “Tell me your story for $1.”
Every morning, Jason Ferrell wakes up and believes today could be the day he changes aquatic farming forever.
Nearly a year since UF’s star wide receiver Antonio Callaway was cleared in his Title IX sexual assault investigation, UF is still dealing with the fallout.
Despite graduating from UF last Summer, Richard Lainez is spending his summer fighting on behalf of the students who call the Institute of Hispanic-Latino Cultures home.
Filed under the name of two recent graduates, a lawsuit is demanding the state of Florida pay UF more than $155 million for unfulfilled donation matches.
Out of the 26 articles needed to be agreed upon by both the Graduate Assistants United labor union and UF for their three-year contract, only one remains.
A UF diver was arrested Tuesday after police said she slapped her ex-boyfriend multiple times in the parking lot next to James G. Pressly Stadium.
The Florida Museum of Natural History’s dueling ant statues have a new home.
Thirty-six-year-old Melissa Hawthorne stood in the rain with two of her children alongside about a dozen protesters at the corner of Newberry Road and Northwest 62nd Street on Tuesday afternoon.
After a 33-year-old UF alumnus lost his two-year battle with brain cancer earlier this month, his family is working to ensure that his legacy as a “Triple Gator” lives on.
Despite UF’s Multicultural and Diversity Affairs’s effort to emphasize transparency surrounding the upcoming renovations to the Institute of Black Culture and “La Casita,” the Institute of Hispanic-Latino Cultures, some students feel like they’ve been left in the dark.
Between stern talks, moments of relief and poking fun at Gov. Rick Scott, the Graduate Assistants United labor union and a UF bargaining team made progress on their monthslong negotiations in recent meetings.
UF has chosen the first female chair of the UF Investment Corporation, or UFICO.
This summer, the Levin College of Law will visit 10 cities to raise $1.5 million for student scholarships.
Between stern talks, moments of relief and poking fun at Gov. Rick Scott, the Graduate Assistants United labor union and a UF bargaining team made progress on their monthslong negotiations Thursday.
Growing up, Howard Lin always watched America’s Got Talent.
UF President Kent Fuchs said he plans to increase the faculty at UF by 500 people within the next few years.
Mika Sheerin remembers feeling starstruck her first time at The Jam.
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