The polls are open on Tuesday and Wednesday from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Students must bring either their Gator 1 Card or a government-issued photo ID and their UFID number.
Crowds of spectators crowded around tables of competitors playing video games like “Mario Kart 8” and “League of Legends” as the music from Dance Dance Revolution filled the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom.
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The National Eating Disorders Association has implemented a new online program to serve college students dealing with body image confidence.
Gainesville Area National Organization for Women, a feminist organization, is hosting its first UF event in response to dozens of emails from students asking the group to move on campus.
Charlotte Russe is bringing clothing, shoes and accessories to the Oaks Mall this weekend — all available at a 10-percent discount to UF and Santa Fe College students.
Trekkies can reunite with former Star Trek actor and social justice activist George Takei on Oct. 7.
Pop-reggae meets rock tonight at High Dive, where Sidereal will take the stage for its seventh performance in Gainesville.
During a week meant to raise awareness about bisexuality, Gainesville stood quiet.
UF group GatoRaas will take its traditional Indian dance moves to Jacksonville today for the third annual Night of Asia festival.
UF Health is adding another hospital to its growing medical campus.
In the Spring of 2012, Alex Cornillie, Jesse Schmitt and Carly Wilson teamed up for the Students Party executive ticket in the Student Government elections.
UF researchers found a record number of crocodile hatchlings this year in South Florida.
As UF freshman Sumyia Sultana rode a forest-green tractor down a dirt field Wednesday, a group gathered to watch her.
Gators are now able to pay it forward with a new UF Alumni Association membership. Gators who are not yet members can receive a $25 one-year membership and extend this opportunity to a fellow Gator.
A new study conducted by UF scientists has discovered how fossils can replicate lost biodiversity caused by human impact.
The Lubavitch-Chabad Jewish Student and Community Center will open its doors to all students celebrating the Jewish New Year.
The U.S. Marshals Service celebrated its 225th anniversary Wednesday.
The UF College of Nursing is working to give some much-needed warmth to UF Health Shands Hospital patients.
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