A new smart-scoring system for UF’s popular online general psychology course has students questioning whether technology should have a place in the grading process.
UF’s Center for Undergraduate Research has been working on establishing a new course number specifically for undergraduate research in every department and college at the university.
Adoree’ Jackson pulled out a box.
Freshmen have had success for Florida in recent years.
For Courtney Tye, work wasn’t just a job — it was her passion.
Students can watch an “America’s Got Talent” quarterfinalist Friday for free at 7 p.m.
Recurso UF, a nonprofit international development organization with overseas initiatives in health, education and development, is planning its first service trip to Lima, Peru, to celebrate its 10th anniversary and return to its founders’ birthplace.
National Signing Day is finally here.
Taco-themed nicknames will not appear on the Spring Student Government ballot, and the Taco Libre Party that slated candidates with the names will get a public warning for trying.
Sophomore outfielder Harrison Bader has been suspended indefinitely from team activities due to a scooter accident early Sunday in which Gainesville Police is investigating whether alcohol was involved.
Gun advocacy group Florida Carry took aim at another Florida state school Monday.
The Swamp Party was the only Student Government party to hold traditional platform generation events this semester.
Tickets are still on sale for the J. Cole and Chance The Rapper concert at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center on Feb. 27 in honor of Black History Month.
Unemployment and low salaries are every college graduate’s nightmare, but a new online tool can help students avoid a career crisis.
In a succinct Student Senate meeting Tuesday, senators unanimously approved funding for two groups, enacted the Senator Accountability Act and presented a new system for budget requests.
An algorithm published in a new UF study could benefit Florida’s $9-billion citrus industry by allowing growers to predict crop yields both earlier and with improved accuracy.
Jacob Embuscado thought he belonged on the road when he was riding through campus on wheels.
When Alicia Lew’s family friend lost the use of his legs in a car accident, she decided to raise money for spinal cord research by doing what she loves — hosting an art auction.
Coach Rhonda Faehn has fewer and fewer changes to make to her squad as the season progresses.
Undergraduate students with innovative ideas are set to converge, collaborate and create in a new competition offered by UF this semester.
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