Three UF students will spend their Spring Break fasting to bring attention to the unfair treatment of tomato pickers.
About 300 students gathered on the Reitz Union Colonnade on Wednesday in hopes of getting a ticket to the free Billy Joel performance on March 1.
Two homeless people found a human skeleton in the woods Tuesday night.
City and university groups catering to immigrants came together recently to form Alianza, a new service and advocacy group made up of members of ten organizations.
Capping off an election with historic voter turnout, the Unite Party's presidential and vice-presidential candidates won with 50.27 percent of the vote.
UF President Bernie Machen has joined the Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute's Board of Trustees, the institute announced Tuesday.
UF students are all about keeping it casual, according to recent rankings.
Elections are over. But they are only finished at UF.
For several people, their opinions about social issues are a gut feeling that they often defend despite the facts, not because of them.
State officials published the social security numbers of 719 individuals who were owed a check or a refund from UF.
No one likes to talk about it, but we all do it: poop.
There is a world outside happy-hour specials and end-of-the-week naps on Friday afternoons.
Beginning with a building, quiet intensity infused with Queen-esque vocals, pop-alternative act Fun.'s latest effort "Some Nights" shrouds modern mindsets with an utterly theatrical background.
There's a lot going on inside the creative minds of trolls and bored college students everywhere, so this week we're summarizing all the good stuff (and annoying stuff) of the Web.
Every morning you wake up, rub sleep out of your eyes and walk over to the bus stop.
"Is you OK? Is you good?" Good, because GloZell would like to know.
Unite Party members uploaded a video to YouTube on Tuesday afternoon of Student Body presidential candidate Tj Villamil speaking about The Independent Florida Alligator.
When Ragen Chastain collapsed on a treadmill in her gym, she knew she had to make some changes in her life.
The Student Government Election Commission advised the UF Supreme Court to disqualify several Students Party candidates.
Tuesday's Student Government elections brought out about 18 percent more students than voted on the first day in the past two elections.
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