Passion Pit, Waka Flocka Flame, more to perform at Gator Growl 2016
By Melissa Gomez | Sep. 15, 2016Passion Pit, Waka Flocka Flame and DJ Whoo Kid, Timeflies and Maddie & Tae will perform at Gator Growl 2016, organizers announced Thursday.
Passion Pit, Waka Flocka Flame and DJ Whoo Kid, Timeflies and Maddie & Tae will perform at Gator Growl 2016, organizers announced Thursday.
As 101 Cantina faces eviction, a faux memorial will be held Friday to commemorate the Midtown restaurant and bar.
A national fraternity is offering mental health support to its members on college campuses.
Kathryn Kimball used to visit her law professors’ office hours so often, her name was once mentioned on a final exam.
With a new gameday app, UF football fans can purchase parking spots and tickets with the tap of a thumb.
Without the rain holding them back, students wrote ideas to improve UF through Student Government on Wednesday.
I am frequently asked about my views on leadership and the qualities that make a great leader.
Two-time Olympian figure skater Michelle Kwan is coming to Gainesville on Thursday.
Impact party begins collecting ideas for Fall platform and Senate debates SG committee decisions
On Tuesday night, UF President Kent Fuchs said the university needs to embrace diversity in the wake of the Pulse nightclub shooting.
For three days, UF mathematics senior Becca Swango campaigned to be the first female student Two Bits.
In the 2017 U.S. News and World Report released today, UF fell in ranking.
UF’s College of Education was ranked No. 9 among U.S. undergraduate colleges of education by USA Today.
Sometime over the summer, a sleeping figure appeared beneath a tree outside UF’s College of Design, Construction and Planning.
UF’s relationship with Wells Fargo is not changing after a scandal involving employees opening secret accounts without customers’ knowledge.
By Cecilia Lemus, Contributing Writer
UF students can now rent clothes from their peers for up to four days through an app.
Students in the UF College of Pharmacy are raising money to benefit the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation.
Iman Zawahry doesn’t like to leave her house on Sept. 11.
One by one, they approached the wooden towers.