Forum focuses on recession causes, job prospects
By HILARY SHEINBAUM | Jan. 26, 2010Economics professors and UF students discussed the cause of the economic recession and job prospects for graduates at a forum Tuesday night in Pugh Hall.
Economics professors and UF students discussed the cause of the economic recession and job prospects for graduates at a forum Tuesday night in Pugh Hall.
The Dean of Students Office and the Counseling Center have joined forces to aid students affected by Haiti’s earthquake.
The Unite Party announced Senate President Ashton Charles as its candidate.
The forum will feature UF economics professors David Denslow and Mark Rush.
Swine flu cases are much rarer than they were last semester.
The changes will apply to incoming freshmen and will not change coursework for current business students.
Students from the Sidney Lanier School for intellectual disabilities exercise with UF student twice a week.
The commercial was created by Focus on the Family, a nonprofit Christian organization.
The fish, non-native blue tilapia, are considered pests by some.
I ran right past disgusted into just plain appalled.
The UF Levin College of Law received about $500,000 from the U.S. Department of Justice to fund a new kind of clinic for victims of domestic violence.
UF now boasts the largest Mexican film poster collection of any public institution in the U.S.
After surviving a merger, the party has spoken.
Stephanie Alman, president of the UF chapter of Invisible Children, said she was proud of the work supporters did during the contest.
The voting ends midnight for Chase Bank’s $1 million Community Giving Facebook promotion.
To many Americans, iconic images like the fall of the Berlin Wall symbolize change in regime.
For UF students, fundraising for Haiti this weekend may be as simple as eating pancakes, listening to music or attending a gala.
When translated, Haiti’s national motto says “Unity makes strength.”
Since returning from Haiti last week, Jon Bougher and Roman Safiullin have been making their rounds on the media circuit.
As disaster relief efforts provide food and shelter for those suffering in Haiti, one UF professor wants people to remember the emotional impact of the earthquake.