UF counters Graduate Assistants United salary proposal
By Alexandra Fernandez | Nov. 1, 2015UF administrators and Graduate Assistants United continued to disagree about the definition of inequality Friday.
UF administrators and Graduate Assistants United continued to disagree about the definition of inequality Friday.
Judy Skinner still dreams about it.
Joseph Briggs has considered quitting the sport he loves more than once.
UF entrepreneurship professor Bill Rossi always wanted to be a teacher, but life got in the way.
To show she’s a badass, UF freshman Diana Salas dyed her hair blue and purple to look like Sulley from Disney’s "Monster’s, Inc."
If you catch Tawanya Norwood around Gainesville during one of her photoshoots, you will see a pair of rainbow tights, an iPad and a backpack that doubles as her tripod.
Over a creek and through the woods, UF students will race to class on their bikes this Spring in an area that was previously unpaved and unusable.
HealthQueer Alliance at UF is educating the medical community about transgender health concerns.
For Felicity Duran, Gate 4 outside Ben Hill Griffin Stadium is home.
As the live stream froze Wednesday night, the only sounds were shouts of dismay from supporters.
Shardé Pettis gets annoyed when people say her hair is long "for a black girl"— something she considers a microaggression.
Paige Fry didn’t vote in the Fall Student Government elections.
To get into Saturday’s game-day spirit, UF public relations sophomore Robyn Wilbar wrote “Go Gators” in blue on a miniature pumpkin Tuesday.
Jessie Wang expressed her frustration to UF Student Senators after being barred from dancing outside Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on Monday night.
When Celeste Mergens went on a Christian mission trip to a Kenyan orphanage in 2008, she found many of the young girls didn’t know what menstruation was.
UF professor discovers treatment plan for nut addiction
Soccer champion Abby Wambach is coming home to UF.
Upgraded computers are headed Library West’s way.
Ioannis Ziogas and Kevin Funk asked UF administrators to re-evaluate their definition of equality on Monday.
Joseph Joyce’s decades-long work with UF will soon be recognized.