Humans v. Zombies game returns to campus
By Alexander Klausner | July 26, 2010Love it or hate it, the Humans vs. Zombiesgame will return to campus Wednesday.
Love it or hate it, the Humans vs. Zombiesgame will return to campus Wednesday.
It's been about a month since UF's campus-wide tobacco ban went into effect, and so far it doesn't seem like much has changed.
Four UF faculty members studied the Gulf oil spill from four angles: tourism, ocean flow, marine ecosystems and the legal aspects of the oil spill cleanup.
The Studio Percussion’s music room is a noisy place.
They are white, black, Asian and Hispanic. They are rich, and they are poor. They come from all over the United States.
Gainesville residential parking decals and permits will be available for purchase online beginning Monday.
Students who study late will have a little more space to spread out in the fall semester.
Textbook publishers are now required to disclose prices, as well as explain changes made from edition to edition.
Colleges, such as the College of Journalism and Communications and the Rinker School of Building Construction, require graduate degrees for faculty, although the same educational standard isn't held for professionals in their respective fields.
A 20-year-old Gainesville man was killed early Saturday morning when he was hit by a car while crossing Southwest 13th Street on his scooter.
Ten Gators have built a self-navigating submarine.
The power went out at the Lakeside Residential Complex on Radio Road late Wednesday night.
Come November, UF's Student Government may challenge the drinking ordinance currently affecting 101 Cantina and The Swamp Restaurant.
Senators were all about the money during Tuesday night's meeting.
Twenty-nine names have been etched into UF's landscape - literally.
The Steinbrenner Band Hall, which houses rehearsal facilities for all UF bands and office space for staff members, was dedicated in November 2008.
Most UF students who visit Miami over summer break spend their time on the beach or at the club.
Senior Legacy, a UF-affiliated fundraising organization, put a Slip ‘n’ Slide on the Reitz Union North Lawn from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday.
Cole was named the Funniest Student in America at the Just for Laughs comedy festival presented by TBS, where he competed against three other college stand-up comedians.
The incessant din of the vuvuzelas coming through the auditorium speakers was muffled by the shouts of Dutch and Spanish supporters at the Reitz Union’s World Cup Final viewing Sunday afternoon.