Access Party will not be running for Fall Student Government elections.
By next week, one fortunate Florida student will win a semester’s worth of free Uber rides.
After more than a decade of research, Andrea Dutton, a UF assistant professor in the Department of Geological Sciences, hopes to inform UF students and the public about climate change and the rising sea level.
When Thomas Reid began selling T-shirts promoting candidates for the upcoming U.S. elections, he did it to encourage a political atmosphere on campus.
For Hallie Uhrig, attending UF is a family tradition that began in 1925.
A group of patient students may receive a week’s worth of Chick-fil-A food Wednesday night.
UF RecSports is opening a new on-campus outdoor sports equipment rental center today.
The UF Supreme Court is holding a meeting Tuesday to set rules to hear petitions submitted by students.
On a Sunday morning, two student volunteers held down Jinx, a German Shepherd, as she tried to wriggle away from them.
For most of Suzette Wanninkhof’s life, she rode her bicycle alongside her brother.
UF Warrington College of Business Administration will have a new dean in 2017.
A 96-wheeled truck with a police escort dropped off a 270,000-pound generator to UF Health Shands Hospital on Thursday morning.
Nine parties registered for UF Student Government’s Fall elections Thursday.
Although Jamie Dubow has never needed to use her EpiPen, she came close during the Summer semester of her freshman year.
UF students expressed hope for a safer world at a brief ceremony commemorating the Pulse victims Thursday morning.
Sigma Kappa Sorority members in pink and white dresses lined Sorority Row on Wednesday afternoon in preparation for the first students to celebrate in their new house for Bid Day Fall 2016.
UF’s Student Government will replace on-campus phone charging stations next month.
UF professors now have the chance to show their students how to grow watermelon, kale and onions.
University Police is advising students to be cautious after receiving a report of a man impersonating an Uber driver and “specifically targeting female students.”
The staircase leading up from the first floor of the Reitz Union will stop bearing hundreds of rainbow-colored paper bracelets commemorating the Pulse Nightclub shooting today.
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