UF’s Entrepreneurship Club will be hosting a chat Friday between two cyber celebrities about their experiences with their companies.
The UF Student Health Care Center reordered a limited amount of flu vaccines for students in response to severe local cases.
A prominent UF women’s basketball player was suspended indefinitely after Alachua County Sheriff’s deputies took her into custody Friday.
Pedro Bravo appeared before another new judge for his sixth case management hearing Tuesday.
National Signing Day is fewer than three weeks away, and despite Florida currently having 20 commits — including nine early enrollees on campus — there is still a lot of work to be done on the recruiting trail.
With one bill approved, two resolutions unanimously passed and three newly appointed permanent replacement seats set in place, Tuesday night’s Student Senate meeting was productive.
Claire Boyce and Silvia Colussi-Pelaez may not be close in height, but Florida’s two freshmen are close. They see a lot of each other, both at practice and when they get home.
From now on, UF students will not have to wait in line or leave their seats at the library to grab a cup of coffee.
A UF organization is hoping to use social media to serve the Gainesville community.
Florida’s recovery from an injury-riddled 2013 season is moving slowly.
As the demand for counseling services increases, the UF Counseling & Wellness Center has developed new ways to serve the needs of the Student Body.
When asked Monday about the NCAA’s handling of freshman forward Chris Walker’s eligibility, coach Billy Donovan paused for about five seconds.
Students can expect to dole out extra cash for the upcoming Summer B semester after UF’s fee committee voted to increase student fees.
Coffee? Check. Bagel? In hand. Morning newspaper? Get it on campus.
The Gators fell multiple times but managed to stay balanced against the Bruins on Saturday.
Despite a losing football season and rival Florida State University’s championship win, UF students, alumni and fans have turned to social media to strengthen the Gator Nation.
Club Creole, the Haitian student association on campus, held a candlelight memorial Monday night to commemorate the four-year anniversary of the 2010 earthquake that killed more than 220,000 people and left 1.5 million homeless.
After completing the first online certificate in shelter medicine in the world, UF graduates are ready to unleash their newfound skills on homeless pets.
California became the first state to enact a law concerning transgender student rights on Jan. 1. As more universities strive to be more inclusive, UF’s policies for its transgender students are still developing.
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