Activists Among Us: The Gainesville's Women's Movement Across Generations panel discussed civil and women's rights a the Matheson Museum.
This is the second segment of a two-part series describing emergency response teams at UF.
UF students added color to their sex lives Wednesday during Pride Awareness Month’s Paint Your Orgasm event on the Reitz Union North Lawn.
For some of the 40 people who waited in line at Best Buy Saturday morning, the iPad may not have been worth the wait. If they attend UF, they may have a difficult time using Apple’s latest gadget.
Student senators passed a bill allocating more money to student organizations.
This is the first segment of a two-part series describing emergency response teams at UF.
Equipped with new chants but the same purpose, about 250 people crowded on Turlington Plaza Tuesday afternoon to protest the University Police Department shooting of a UF graduate student.
There’s tennis, there’s table tennis, and then there’s off-table tennis.
More than 600 wings and 16 trays of desserts awaited visitors to the Chicken Wing Charity Thing Tuesday.
Although March Madness is over, another bracket battle is brewing on college campuses.
Although it wasn’t their first go-around, Tuesday’s debate between Christopher Hitchens and Dinesh D’Souza didn’t lack enthusiasm.
Disney representatives will be on campus today looking for students who want to make a career at the happiest place on Earth.
What does an orgasm look like?
This fall, being turned away from full exercise classes will be a thing of the past — for a price.
A great debate will take place tonight at the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts on a topic as old as Adam and Eve.
A rally calling for justice for graduate student Kofi Adu-Brempong will take place today from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Turlington Plaza.
In an attempt to promote one of the human body’s most vital organs, UF’s Neuroscience Club kicked off its Brain Awareness Week Monday.
Former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, R-Tenn., answered questions on health care legislation, obesity and Haiti recovery via satellite Monday night.
Keith Smith, the University Police Department officer who shot graduate student Kofi Adu-Brempong last month, has elected to remain on vacation instead of returning to administrative duty.
The lights dimmed, and a bottle of Scotch glowed on the stage of the O’Connell Center Friday night.
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