In 1992, prosecutor Frank Williams sentenced a man to death for raping a young girl.
Student outdoor enthusiasts will have to adjust to more than just the dip in temperatures this semester.
Tickets go on sale today for Grammy-nominated rapper and singer Drake's Feb. 15 concert at the O'Connell Center.
Sisler Hall will remain closed today after a chemical explosion Wednesday afternoon, UF officials said.
UF sororities are expecting about 300 students to sign up for spring recruitment, up from about 200 last year.
UF President Bernie Machen will join the Florida House of Representatives' education committee today in Tallahassee to discuss issues affecting Florida's state universities.
Scooter sales in Gainesville continue to rise, despite the price increase for scooter and motorcycle decals at UF last semester.
Parking for hospital visits will now likely involve less hassle.
Crashing the glass was a strength for Florida last season, and the Gators have picked up where they left off last March.
As a downpour slowed, the sun shone just in time for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Florida Innovation Hub at UF.
Most UF students see themselves as Gators, but members of one group identify with an elephant.
'Tis the season of anticipation. Winter break was the time of wish lists and guest lists, and now, with the New Year and new semester, the campus is buzzing with expectation.
UF Student Senate gave its preliminary approval to Student Government election code revisions at Tuesday night's meeting.
To commemorate the legacy of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., a UF committee will spend the rest of January highlighting his core values.
Results from a UF research project on young plants might help make the nation's agriculture more fertile.
Before and during college, students are bombarded with advice from all directions by all people, some of it obvious, some intriguing but not fully clear and some brushed off like an insignificant fly.
While we were gone for winter break, the percentage of Gators who support UF's smart, ethical and sustainable transition to a Meatless Monday in its two dining halls grew to 10 percent.
While most UF students were home for winter break chomping on candy canes and scoring last-minute holiday deals, the Harn Museum of Art debuted a new exhibit highlighting female artists.
The first time Bryan Agostini gave blood, he went with a group of friends when a collection truck came to his high school.
With no patriotic parades and little fanfare on either side of the Atlantic Ocean, the Iraq War is done.
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