The Asian American Student Union and the Pride Student Union joined forces Wednesday evening in Ustler Hall to share the experiences people with dual-minority identity face.
"Give me liberty, or give me free food."
Volunteering at events looks excellent on resumes, but nothing says "I'm dedicated" quite like making a commitment to a volunteering organization around campus.
Police responded to a 911 call reporting an armed man at Brandywine Apartments on Wednesday night.
One UF student wants to move off campus so she doesn't have to eat alone.
Erica and Brittany Taltos want to offer someone the date of his or her dreams. But eBay Inc. won't let them.
The prohibition era will razzle dazzle the Constans Theatre's audience in the upcoming production of the beloved musical "Chicago."
Two top Penn State officials have quit their jobs after being charged Monday with covering up a sexual abuse scandal involving an assistant coach on the university's football team.
The Student Senate did not pass a bill that would have required the Supervisor of Elections to provide a sample ballot online two Fridays before SG elections.
A panel discussing the intersection of sexual orientations and the contribution of Asian-Americans to society is being held today at 6:30 p.m. at Ustler Hall.
Soma Nwokolo became aware of the realities of racism after she moved to the U.S. from England when she was 10.
The National Science Foundation awarded a $5 million grant to UF education researchers, who are using the money to revise science programs in Florida middle schools.
A months-long investigation led to the arrest of a man suspected of illegally accessing a UF employee's electronic information.
Cheerwine, a popular southeastern, cherry-flavored soft drink, has made its way to Florida.
Students and faculty were evacuated from Norman Hall on Tuesday after someone pulled a fire alarm.
From a distance, the cluster of UF students practicing at the center of Flavet Field Sunday night might have looked like an ordinary sports team.
A UF employee was taken to Shands at the University of Florida after he was hit by an RTS bus Monday afternoon.
Despite entertainment changes, turnout for this year's Gator Growl was lower than expected.
UF now offers a magazine that caters to the Asian community.
Nerf darts will fly, and the zombies will multiply when the Humans vs. Zombies game returns to campus - this time sporting new, Student Government-funded accessories.
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