VP of Student Affairs candidate visits UF
By Katelyn Newberg | Feb. 10, 2016UF is bringing candidates to be the new vice president of Student Affairs to campus.
UF is bringing candidates to be the new vice president of Student Affairs to campus.
In 1959, Bryant E. Middleton attended the Florida School for Boys, a North Florida reform school.
Students formed a line on the Plaza of the Americas as they received ashes on their foreheads Wednesday.
Students will be able to view their final grades on a new website next week.
Zoe Wilson-Groark stood over a pile of colorful construction paper on Wednesday, a red marker in her hand.
A secretary of state used algorithms to suppress Florida voters in 2012, Daniel Smith, a UF political science professor, said Tuesday night.
As the third quarter came to a close during Florida’s win over Texas A&M last Thursday, junior Simone Westbrook lined up the period’s last shot.
Coach Kevin O’Sullivan hasn’t been impressed with his team lately.
It’s something that only one other program has accomplished in NCAA softball history.
Florida men’s golf coach J.C. Deacon has always preached the importance of preparation to his team.
Lindsey Ronbeck’s versatility was in full swing in her collegiate lacrosse debut.
The late pro football hall-of-fame coach Vince Lombardi once famously stated, "It’s not whether you get knocked down; it’s whether you get up." UF’s men’s tennis team is taking that adage to heart this week.
Complacency can be the Achilles heel of an athlete. If an athlete starts off a season seeing success early, they might forget how much work it took to get there. If an athlete starts a season off terribly, he or she might get discouraged and accept defeat early.
Lil B is coming to speak at UF on Feb. 18.
UF’s Board of Trustees approved a beef research organization and the sale of the Hilton UF Conference Center hotel at a meeting Tuesday.
In the last UF Senate meeting before elections, Anthony Black (Access, District D) resigned from his seat in the chambers.
UF’s College of Education is seeking funding to help elementary students learn to read.
Students can learn about engineering next week.
UF’s Dean of Students Office will train students to resolve conflicts.
Editor's Note: This was transcribed from a recording of the debate.