UF admitted 13,214 students to start in Summer and Fall, UF spokesperson Steve Orlando wrote in an email. The university received more than 34,000 applications this year. In 2016, 42.5 percent were admitted from about 32,000 applicants, and 44 percent were admitted for the class of 2019.
UF students Hali McKinley Lester and Sandra Vizer saw headlines about the refugee crises in Syria and Iraq, and they knew they wanted to help.
A UF psychology professor will travel across the world today in an effort to save elephants.
Cristina Cinca was 13 when she held her sick heart in her hand.
Farimah Farahmandi has woken up every morning for the past two weeks wishing what happened was a bad dream.
Veteran Mark Weekley watched his Marine Corps friends get sent home for debilitating injuries while serving.
In the Reitz Union on Thursday, Bridget Sullivan laid out patriotic shirts she designed.
After Tracy Fanara spent four weeks trying to become the next “MythBusters” host, she spent her birthday talking to UF engineering students about creativity and science.
Seventy-two UF medical and physician assistant-school students will take a break from their textbooks for the next two weeks to put on a series of musicals for hospital patients, and adults and children with disabilities.
The director of LGBTQ Affairs is resigning today after six months at UF.
In Fall, Marina Tsongranis will no longer be able to grab her weekly caramel latte and honey wheat bagel from Einstein Bros. Bagels in the Hub.
Citing a “changing” situation at the university, UF’s director of Black Affairs will step down from her position next week.
With six days to spare until Valentine’s Day, UF student Steffi Baer picked up a blind date at Library West on Wednesday.
Nick Goebel’s grandmother died before he could tell her he was gay.
UF’s Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art received a $282,000 grant to help the museum continue publishing Asian art manuscripts.
Hannah Marjon was tired of buying overpriced swimsuits that didn’t fit, so she decided to create her own, “Baywatch” style.
One word.
When Karlee Smith saw the court of the O’Connell Center open up in front of her, revealing a lair of hungry alligators, she lifted her phone to record the experience on Snapchat.
To Carey Cavanaugh, U.S.Russian relations are like a Rolling Stones song.
Five hours south of campus, UF’s latest satellite office aims to connect prospective students in South Florida with the university.
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