A new proposed fee for undergraduates and the elimination of payout for unused sick leave to university employees highlight topics that will be addressed at today's UF Board of Trustees meeting.
What's that I hear? Sleigh bells jingling? A ho, ho, ho from on high? Commercialism entering its strongest quarter?
In an effort to eliminate waste, Gator Dining locations on campus will no longer be using foam products.
Something is missing from Studio 216.
Michelle Amit wanted to meet new people while on a trip to Israel.
In the annual State of the Campus address held Tuesday night, Student Body President Anthony Reynolds focused on the proposed expansion and renovation of the J. Wayne Reitz Union.
St. Petersburg Times editor Mike Brassfield has a mental manuscript about the do's and don'ts of freelancing from the writers who have approached him.
Volunteers for the Winter Break Food Drive in Alachua County are hoping to collect donations to fill 500 boxes of food for needy families.
Does voting really matter? Should the draft be reinstated? Should Sarah Palin run for president?
UF has received a $1.1 million grant to research and help improve behavioral health care in three Indian cities.
The Gator Student Alliance formally announced its formation and its week of action at noon Monday on Turlington Plaza.
When the coffee is flowing freely and tables at Library West are littered with study guides and review packets, Rachel Swansiger has a few strategies to beat the crowds.
A UF student died in a car crash Sunday while returning from the Thanksgiving break.
A Florida State University fan was arrested Saturday after police said he stomped a UF fan's head into a curb Saturday before the football game.
Student Body President Anthony Reynolds will deliver UF's annual State of the Campus speech at 7 p.m. today in Pugh Hall.
Visitors are encouraged to bring cash to pay the meters while the parking pay stations inside the Reitz Union parking garage are being replaced.
The new online registration system for group fitness classes has had what RecSports Coordinator for Fitness Ambre Sheehy calls a "learning curve."
Tensions are high as final exam season begins, but UF's Division of Student Affairs is trying to make this stressful time a little easier.
The MCAT is on track to see some big changes in 2015, but UF premed undergraduates aren't likely to see a modification in required courses.
Volunteers sorted through about 3,000 pounds of recyclable materials during the recent UF vs. Furman University football game on Nov. 19 as part of a competition between college sustainability programs.
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