Forensics may be traditionally seen as a strictly human-related science, but a new master’s degree program at UF is extending it to four-legged companions and more.
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium will be filled with people running stadiums for a cause on Saturday.
I am in my last semester of the graduate program here at the UF School of Architecture.
Chris Walker has finally been freed.
After a tough outing on the No. 1 court against Harvard on Sunday, Olivia Janowicz proved she is worthy of the top spot on Wednesday.
UF uses a background-checking service whose parent company’s government screening unit is being sued by the U.S. government.
UF’s Student Legal Services will be temporarily relocated near Carleton Auditorium due to construction in the Reitz Union.
The Declaration of Independence guarantees Americans the rights to “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness,” but this election season at UF, a new student party is adding the pursuit of tacos to that list.
UF was deemed one of the best academic bang-for-your-buck schools in the country by the Princeton Review and Kiplinger.
This semester’s collaborative class between industrial and systems engineering and the fine arts department may be the last of its kind.
Pint-sized, caped crusaders will dash through campus on Sunday, and it’s all for the kids.
While many college students fear the dreaded Freshman 15, others are more concerned about how they are going to scrape up enough money to pay for their next meal.
Taglit-Birthright Israel, the free, 10-day heritage trip to Israel for young, Jewish adults, recently made changes to its eligibility requirements that will now allow more people to apply.
Students have an opportunity to win a scholarship just by texting a number.
Although UF Online is only four weeks into its first semester, on-campus students are beginning to take notice of the program’s effects on their courses.
With the ITA Kickoff Championship behind them, the No. 2 Gators’ season has not been a story of experience, repetition or expected outcomes. Instead, it has been a story of freshmen and firsts.
During his visit to the Pablo Picasso Museum in Barcelona, a UF student thought of an idea that could last for a lifetime.
UF’s Levin College of Law has been selected to host the 33rd Federalist Society National Student Symposium. It’ll be the first time a student chapter outside of the top 15 law schools has hosted this event.
In a world where print advertising is volatile, one UF alumna is developing her own ad-free publication.
Speakers at Student Senate on Tuesday raised questions about the procedure by which justices are appointed to UF’s Supreme Court.
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