Homework, book-buying and class-rearranging usually initiate the new school year.
UF ranked third on SmartMoney magazine's list of 50 universities that get their alumni the highest salaries in relation to what they spent on tuition.
This semester, students flocking to the Southwest Recreation Center will be greeted by more space and new equipment.
The Stephen C. O'Connell Center received a $900,000 facelift this summer that was unveiled to the public Saturday at UF's Football and Volleyball Fan Day.
For the the third straight year, the cost of tuition for UF students is increasing by 15 percent this fall.
Students will once again be able to catch a break on their textbook expenses for one day this fall.
On behalf of the UF Student Body, welcome to The Gator Nation!
A new campus initiative is designed to give students a shoulder to lean on this fall.
You don't have to binge and purge five times a day to need help.
In the spring Student Government elections, students were promised campus-wide free printing, but they may get a lot more than that.
UF students seeking a typical Gainesville pool party may not have to look further than their own backyard in the near future, though it could come at a cost.
The UF campus is now only a tap away.
Students can say goodbye to standing in the rain and heat while waiting for bicycle repairs.
UF and 28 other research universities across the U.S. have promised access to an ultra high-speed Internet so fast that one could download a full-length, high-definition movie within seconds.
You have no car, no money and no clue where you are going to get food next. Welcome to college.
Between obligatory trips to Leonardo's, the clicker that always gets lost, a few late-night stumbles into Pita Pit and cover charges for Friday night, many students realize they're going to need some extra cash in college.
Stefani Pila considers herself a successful Gator. She's a psychology and history junior, part of the UF Honors Program and, along with her twin sister, Sarah, a member of the co-ed service fraternity Alpha Phi Omega.
Greek life at UF could have a lot of stereotypes if you blindly put everyone in neat and easy categories. A closer look might show something different.
Have you ever heard of the freshman 15? That daunting, infant-sized mass of weight that the average freshman is predicted to gain?
With nearly 50,000 students traversing the university's campus every day, UF can sometimes feel like a city in itself.
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