UF researchers received a $1 million grant to study why blue crabs are dying.
In a series of lab tests, UF researchers helped discover a type of mushroom with the ability to kill deadly leukemia cells.
On Saturday’s Fight Night between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Conor McGregor, some students were faced with a dilemma: the cost.
A Santa Fe College student was arrested for drunk driving Thursday night after leaving Salty Dog Saloon, Florida Highway Patrol said.
The Graduate Assistants United labor union and UF failed to reach an agreement on raises for UF’s nearly 4,000 graduate assistants.
It’s a tale as old as time. Freshman arrives at UF for Preview. Freshman decides on a major that seems about right, appears to align with a future career or looks like it’ll rake in the cash one day. By the following Spring semester, freshman somehow feels even less certain about that choice and questions the factors that went into the decision in the first place.
When UF budgeted the $18.9 million for Newell Hall renovations, it penned in sustainability expenses.
Emma Cahoon has dreamed of becoming a princess for a year.
Traveling to away Gator games could get easier with a new Airbnb-style app.
Ahead of Fall sporting events, the O’Connell Center has put new security measures in place.
After two years of planning, the Nature Coast Biological Station in Cedar Key will reopen to the public.
What started out as a joke between a few friends on Facebook grew into a real event.
In a small Florida town, an ATV accident ravaged a community and a family. They turned to their faith to confront it, but is faith enough?
As sea levels rise each year, UF researchers work to uncover why they do so.
Impact will not be the only political party with senator candidates running for Student Government this Fall.
UF students will now get the chance to snack on late-night burgers and fries into the early hours of the morning with a 24/7 Chomp It.
Following a year with several racist incidents, UF will hire the equivalent of a Chief Diversity Officer to support inclusion on campus.
Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity’s brothers started the academic year homeless.
Student Government will start accepting applications for new political parties Thursday.This is the first step toward its Fall semester election cycle. Registration opens at 9 a.m. Thursday and ends noon Aug. 30, said Erica Baker, the SG Supervisor of Elections.An informational meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Senate Chamber. Campaigning begins when the meeting begins.Baker said generally multiple political parties sign up, so she expects the trend to continue this semester.“I encourage students to be active on campus and be engaged in the elections process,” Baker wrote in an email.To qualify as a party and appear on the ballot for Fall elections, a party must have at least six potential senators, Baker said.In addition to new parties, parties that have existed in the past must also re-register.Dakota Stanford, spokesperson for the Impact Party, which was first created Fall 2015, confirmed his party will be registering again, but said he couldn’t comment further because he didn’t want to break campaigning rules.Anyone interested in additional details about party registration can visit the SG website and read the 700 codes under the “elections” tab.
UF Health researchers have found a way to target an aggressive brain tumor, using rats.
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