Local artists and organizations will attend an annual art forum today to discuss low art-program funding and their still-decreasing budgets.
A crowd of students cheered on fellow Gator Matthew Lake as he did more than two dozen pull-ups Tuesday afternoon.
UF students can help make a wish come true.
Student Government candidates are still campaigning and so is the Reitz Union.
This election season, students have been sweating about executives, Senate seats and the Reitz Union fee, but there’s another important question on the ballot: Should UF support sweatshop labor?
As the Unite Party and the Student Alliance party continued to campaign, 5,289 students cast their votes Tuesday on the first day of Student Government elections.
If you happen to see zombies on campus in the next couple of weeks, don’t be alarmed.
There's a third party campaigning in this spring's Student Government election: the Renew Your Reitz campaign.
The statute cited by party members applies to city and county governments but not universities.
For 33-year-old Regina Martin, leisure time is a luxury that's never spent bowling or playing pool at the Reitz Union.
Beauty and the Jock shared the stage Monday at the Reitz Union.
Despite all that has been said about the Reitz Union during the Student Government campaign, there remains room for discussion regarding the building's renovation and expansion.
In the last debate before the Student Government election, both parties agreed that UF’s Asian-American students deserve more attention.
Gator fans will be able to hit the beach over break without worrying about the redness of a sunburn clashing with their orange and blue gear.
Campaigning during this Student Government election season involved a blend of traditional approaches and new campaign tactics.
It took more than two to tango at a Haiti relief fundraiser Sunday night when about 21 couples raised more than $700 during a dance at the UF Hillel.
UF's Underwater Hockey Team taught students how to hit a puck underwater on Saturday.
Sigma Chi’s annual philanthropy, Derby Days, raised a record-breaking $31,000 for the Children’s Miracle Network at Shands at UF on Friday and Saturday.
UF President Bernie Machen had an important message for the Board of Trustees Friday: Prepare for cuts.
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