UF’s Levin College of Law Black Law Students Association was recognized as the national chapter of the year at the annual National Black Law Students Association Convention in Atlanta.
Gainesville Regional Transit System has added three new hybrid buses to its on-campus routes.
The cyclists lined up on Turlington Plaza — one foot on the pedal, the other on the ground waiting to push off. When they heard, “Let’s go!” they took off smiling.
Some students will be ditching their shoes and navigating campus in their bare feet today.
UF students and Gainesville residents can learn about the culture and cuisine of several Arab nations during an event tonight in downtown Gainesville.
With just a few months until graduation, Cody Romano became nostalgic about his college experience.
Forget the carnival games and the bounce houses.
UF’s College of Dentistry is looking for volunteers who are willing to serve as patients for DMD state board exams.
With graduation approaching, there are only a couple of weeks to finish the bucket list you made as a freshman.
Pull out your magnifying glass and get ready to hit the dirt because the entomology and nematology major just might be for you.
Sunday afternoon, 825 sleep-deprived UF students lined up to thrust their hips and flail their arms one last time.
Many of you (in fact, probably all of you) may not have heard, but the quiz bowl community was rocked by a huge scandal recently when it was revealed that Andy Watkins, a key contributor on four national championship teams during his time at Harvard, had cheated at all four of those tournaments.
Students planning on hitting the gym today might want to bike instead.
Connor Donlin and Coral Munkittrick made memories at prom that will stick.
For UF adjunct professors, it’s great to be a Florida Gator.
Turtles can re-establish themselves in the face of a declining habitat, given a sufficient amount of time and relief from harvesting, according to new research from the Florida Museum of Natural History.
The development of a new blue-light emergency mobile application funded by Student Government will put the technology of the blue-light poles on campus directly into the hands of students.
About 500 people attended a daylong symposium Thursday for what UF President Bernie Machen called an “informed, reasoned and honest” discussion of land-grant universities during “Bricks and Mortar in a Digital Age: the Uncertain Future of Higher Education.”
We recommend downloading Icona Pop’s new album because it’s going to be the soundtrack to your summer. Just trust us.
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