Many YouTube videos depict drinking in a humorous light, but a new study suggests they are overshadowing the videos that show drinking’s negative effects.
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Ghana’s vibrant, patterned textiles are on display at UF’s Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art with help from a UF alumnus.
Ann Christiano is aiming to change the view of the public interest communications field to highlight it as a legitimate career choice during the second annual frank conference.
While many students will be running to the beach for Spring Break next week, a student-run brass quintet will be performing in Jacksonville and the Florida Keys.
Between working full time for the military and Department of Defense and earning his bachelor’s degree, Dion Bass hasn’t had a traditional Spring Break for nearly a decade. This year will be no different.
As a first-semester freshman president, I am experiencing everything at UF for the first time.
UF is set to become the first research university with its own sea turtle hospital and rehabilitation center.
The Spring 2015 elections start today after weeks of heavy campaigning from Access Party and Swamp Party.
The year 2025 might sound far into the future, but that’s when Florida is expected to face a critical shortage of specialized physicians.
“Don’t forget to smile,” Syleena Powell wrote on the covered bathroom mirror in the Florida Gym on Monday.
Pregnant women of North Florida can soon begin bonding with other women with similar delivery dates.
Students who missed the Freshman Leadership Council debate between Swamp Party and Access Party expressed concerns when they found out no video recording was available.
UF’s news station was recognized this year for its emergency preparedness.
Vedrana Damjanovic was the only UF student to attend a conference at Yale University.
Seventeen faculty members in the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences received research grants that will help young researchers kick-start their careers.
Construction of a food pantry for students in need may begin this summer.
Dozens of students gathered in the UF Levin College of Law’s Martin H. Levin Advocacy Center Courtroom on Monday to hear a story of wrongful conviction.
For students with visual impairments like Andrew Daugherty, Santa Fe College used to be much easier to navigate.
Elections for Student Government, including president, vice president and treasurer, begin today. Polls will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. at specific locations on campus; all that’s needed is, uh, you.
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