Gator Growl cuts music, adds comic
By ELIZABETH BEHRMAN | Sep. 13, 2010Gator Growl will run a little bit differently this year.
Gator Growl will run a little bit differently this year.
UF graduates are getting high marks from job recruiters, according to a new ranking released by The Wall Street Journal.
There were roaches in the mayor’s office.
Students looking to prevent the flu this season can now receive free flu vaccines available on campus.
Students had the chance to learn a little bit more about getting involved on campus Monday afternoon.
A UF researcher received about a $10 million grant to study the relationship between a person’s genetic code and the effectiveness of high blood pressure medications.
I am sad to report that on-campus residents have been dealt a great injustice by their voice within the residence halls, the Inter-Residence Hall Association.
UF has reached a settlement with shooting victim Kofi Adu-Brempong, but details of the deal remain confidential.
Pastor Luke Jones clenches and unclenches his left fist as he sings, "Come. Now is the time to worship." His right hand dangles next to a loaded .40-caliber semi-automatic pistol.
Armed with video games and information, military officials took over the Reitz Union North Lawn Thursday to recruit college students to their cause.
A proposed gubernatorial debate at UF, scheduled for Oct. 4, has been canceled due to scheduling conflicts.
The dancing began even before the show itself as performers prematurely spilled into the aisles, throwing their hands up to DJ Khaled's "All I Do Is Win."
Directors of the Counseling and Wellness Center welcomed visitors to the grand opening of the new building Wednesday afternoon.
In a discussion that touched everything from stimulus dollars to college football, Rep. Kendrick Meek, D-Miami, spoke to a group of college reporters Wednesday in an attempt to woo a youthful demographic that he believes will be key to a November victory.
At least once during your educational career at UF, you’ve had one or will have one of those dreaded three-hour classes. Being trapped in those walls for longer than 50 minutes can put the mind into a zoned-out coma.
In a tribute to one of the world's richest religious traditions, UF Hillel hosted Rosh Hashanah celebrations Wednesday night.
A recent UF graduate who was missing in Rio de Janeiro was found alive in a hospital Wednesday morning.
While Dove World Outreach Center is gaining national attention for its planned Quran burning, one UF student is quietly working to promote peace in Gainesville.
Senators agreed to unanimously approve the 2011-2012 Activity and Service Fee Budget of about $16.7 million at their meeting Tuesday night.
On June 10, Thomas Maresco blogged about his excitement for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, where he would root for the USA while serving as a Peace Corps volunteer.