Two-hundred hours; 12,000 minutes; 720,000 seconds. That’s how long Chad McLean hopes to bowl this week.
This weekend, dodgeball is not just a game for children during recess — it’s a chance for UF students to become a part of “The Guinness Book of World Records.”
With block tuition, the university would charge a flat rate for full-time students, regardless of the number of credits taken.
The university’s commitment to diversity will be in the spotlight Friday as the 2010 Black Male Summit will take place Friday at 5:30 p.m. in Pugh Hall.
For one night, Broward Hall was turned into a home for hatred and oppression. But at the end, the hosts had the answers.
It’s not often that a 22-year-old law student decides to run for public office and actually wins. But Bryan Griffin defied the odds Tuesday night.
Students went shopping for degrees Wednesday.
Just in time for No-Shave November, a new study shows that UF is one of the hairiest universities in the nation.
The Inter-Residence Hall Association will be hosting its first Tunnel of Oppression at Broward Hall on Thursday from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Vegans and vegetarians will be delighted with the new “Meat-Free Mondays” campaign at Gator Dining locations.
Block tuition at UF might take one step closer to becoming a reality as Florida’s Board of Governors meets on campus today and Thursday to discuss the measure, among other statewide concerns.
UF will be teaching more teachers, thanks to a new program.
The Gators are trying for another national championship. Members of the Gator Cricket Club will take the pitch this weekend in the American College Cricket’s Southeast Championship.
University Provost Joe Glover told senators that students would still be given Bright Futures tuition assistance based on how many credit hours they take, but they would be charged a flat fee.
A small, 55-million-year-old, tree-climbing rodent might be distantly related to you.
Students on campus have the polls brought to them.
According to the president of Gators Humans vs. Zombies, he was contacted by UF officials from the Office of Risk Management and the Center for Student Activities and Involvement who were concerned about insurance liability issues because some participants are not UF students.
It’s exam week, your stress levels are through the roof and you haven’t even started studying for your first midterm tomorrow.
UF freshman Shawn Abrahams is like most college students his age. He likes to watch football games and hang out with his friends, and he is looking forward to getting more involved with his new major, botany.
Meat pies, Ghanaian pancakes, Tamarind balls and baklava were just a few of the main courses being offered at TreatZ from Around the World: A Dessert Exposition.
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