Three finalists are competing for a chance to perform the national anthem at the UF gymnastics team’s final home meet against West Virginia on March 7.
College students are getting fit, tan and now financially responsible to prepare for their Spring-Break getaways.
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid now recognizes same-sex marriages from states that allow them, and Gainesville residents are reacting to the change.
Reilly-Owen Clemens changed her Facebook gender to transsexual the moment she learned about the option.
Creating a track and field program that is competitive in multiple events has been Mike Holloway’s goal since he arrived at Florida.
UF took a major step this week toward its initiative of Zero Waste by 2015.
The man behind the site that crowds Facebook feeds with whimsical quizzes and listicles is coming to UF.
Graduates from UF are expected to do great things, but the 12 alumni serving in the U.S. Congress show just how far a UF degree can go.
Two UF students were invited to attend a USA rugby academy this summer at the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, Calif., but funding the trip could prove a hurdle for the Gator athletes.
A former astronaut gave Gator engineering students a chance to shoot for the stars Wednesday evening.
Florida’s 2015 class has rapidly expanded in the last week.
Recent outbreaks of bacterial meningitis on the campuses of Princeton University and the University of California, Santa Barbara, have raised concerns about possible future occurrences of the disease at UF.
A group of UF students unofficially broke the Guinness World Record for the most people popping bubble wrap at the same time in a two-minute period.
Fraternities and sororities geared toward LGBT students have been founding new chapters at universities around the country, leading some to question whether a chapter could be founded at UF.
UF music junior David Vega entered the university with the hopes of pursuing a career in the medical field to become the pediatrician he always wanted to be.
Sarah Lambert can ignore her phone for 14 hours and 8 minutes, which means she may be saving lives as the seconds are lost.
News-minded baby Gators arriving at UF this Summer are in for a change.
In the first Student Senate meeting following Student Government elections, the election results were validated and a new Senate president, Senate president pro tempore and members at large were elected and sworn into office.
On a stage at the Curtis M. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, Jim grappled with an issue many young adults face: cyberbullying.
Transfer students have a new option to guide them through life in the Swamp.
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