The final interview process for the new director of UF’s Multicultural and Diversity Affairs began Monday and will continue throughout the week.
On the heels of two high-profile resignations in UF’s Multicultural and Diversity Affairs, the announcement of another came Monday.
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Yoselyn Paulino doesn’t need an abortion, but she still wants to learn about available resources in Gainesville.
Smith Meyers knew he wanted to run for UF’s Student Body president after a childhood friend slipped into depression in Spring 2016.
As students craned their necks to gaze at the red, blue and yellow hot air balloon flying over Flavet Field on Friday, they were encouraged to think about what lifts them up.
As a first-generation student, Mario Agosto has always felt the pressure to succeed.
Revel Lubin has worn a black “I am second” bracelet every day since his junior year of high school, a symbol of his dedication to God.
The annual UF Engineers’ Week will continue this week to encourage students to learn about UF’s Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering.
A UF scientist has won an award for discovering something Albert Einstein predicted more than 100 years ago.
Students sick of dining-hall diets may soon find solace in a new meal-delivery service catered specifically to them.
No one stood between the basket and Mississippi State’s scorers.
With an 0-2 count, freshman Katie Chronister adjusted into her windup.
A UF student riding a scooter was hit by a car Friday near Turlington Plaza, suffering minor injuries to her leg.
Standing in front of a nearly all-white crowd at UF’s Florida Field, a 15-year-old black boy belted out a song of exaltation.
Lil Wayne, a five-time Grammy award-winning rapper, will perform at UF in April.
Over the past year, visits and donations to the Field and Fork Pantry have nearly doubled.
A California-based smartphone app delivered $1 Chick-Fil-A sandwiches to students at UF for five hours Thursday.
UF Law alumni rank 13th in the nation for most federal judgeships and ninth for most federal district court judges.
Abigail Dougherty once told her mother that when she died, she wanted a seed planted in her memory.
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