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.
Construction of UF’s home for the Hough Graduate School of Business is scheduled to be finished this summer, but the building could remain closed in the fall due to lack of state funding.
The Department of Housing and Residence Education have said that playing with and storing toy guns in the residence halls is forbidden - even against zombies.
As final exams approach, Facebook could prove to be more than just a distraction from studying.
For UF biology junior Elizabeth Mackall, the Chomp Cancer Carnival on the Reitz Union North Lawn Thursday was about more than free pizza and cotton candy.
David DiVirgilio showed that UF boys really “are the squarest” when he became the Network of Enlightened Women’s Gentleman of the Year Wednesday.
A sickly toilet on the third floor of the Student Health Care Center caused water to flood through three floors of the infirmary Thursday.
The bill raises the qualifying SAT scores for the Florida Academic Scholars Award, the highest awarded by Bright Futures.
At the age of 19, Wilson Cruz was ready to tell his secret.
University officials have decided not to punish members of the Unite Party implicated for hazing and voter coercion in a recording of a February campaign meeting.
Olympian Steve Mesler showed his 2010 gold medal off to about 80 at the Florida Gym courts Thursday.
Kofi Adu-Brempong is still recovering at Shands Cancer Hospital, but the hospital’s patient directory says otherwise.
After months of negotiations with the Student/Farmworker Alliance, Aramark will now pay its Immokalee workers 1 cent more for each pound of tomatoes they pick.
Conservative candidates from across the state converged on the Plaza of the Americas Thursday in an attempt to push students to make the “right” choices at the polls.
Couples on the Plaza of the Americas Thursday spelled out their feelings for one another as part of Same-Sex Hand Holding Day.
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