UF will not accept LinkedIn profiles as applications
By Aldo Araujo | Aug. 4, 2014Cornell now allows prospective students to apply to their MBA program using their LinkedIn profiles, but UF won’t follow in those footsteps.
Cornell now allows prospective students to apply to their MBA program using their LinkedIn profiles, but UF won’t follow in those footsteps.
A leading recycling company UF works with has gone Hollywood.
UF made the cut in two lists naming the best colleges in the U.S.
University Police arrested a Gainesville man outside Peabody Hall after he threatened to hit a UF employee over a heated argument.
Same Shop. Same bikes. New Paint. New Name.
Santa Fe College will host a contemporary Cuban art exhibit today with sensory-friendly accommodations.
Santa Fe College will host a contemporary Cuban art exhibit today with sensory-friendly accommodations.
Natalie Saliva doesn’t wear makeup anymore.
That BuzzFeed listicle you just read in class may not be helping your grades.
Gainesville is becoming a technology hub that will soon be teeming with job opportunities.
A UF student with high-functioning autism wants to help incoming freshmen survive their first year of college.
Willie Royster was almost invisible behind bookshelves holding heaps of Gator merchandise in the Gator Sportshop at Gate 18 of the Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
Weeks of airstrikes, elusive cease-fires and a flight ban have not deterred a teen travel program from continuing trips to Israel.
UF students have some new ways to communicate with their Student Body president.
New alumna Janice Goodson has big plans.
Brains and brawn might go hand in hand, according to a study that links gym memberships to higher GPAs.
When I think of spring break at the University of Florida, I think of road trips, cruises, lots of sun and alcohol and little responsibility.
When Stephanie Cruz heard the 2014 lineup for Gator Growl, she screamed.
A semitrailer hit a car carrying five current and former UF students early Sunday morning near Wildwood, Florida, killing one and injuring others.
TALLAHASSEE — Tallahassee police say a Florida State University professor was the intended target when murdered at his home last week. Investigators have no suspects and are asking for tips from the public.