The pajama party-themed meeting was to raise money for UF's Relay for Life chapter.
MORE THAN 28,000 STUDENTS TOOK THE SURVEY ABOUT UF EXPERIENCE.
More than 5,000 fans attended.
The recession is making an impression on this year's Spring Career Showcase.
DASCHLE STRESSED THE IMPORTANCE OF REFORM.
Senators discussed giving a voice to UF students on a potential Reitz Union fee at Tuesday night’s Senate meeting.
Today marks President Obama’s first year in office, and UF political groups have differing views on how his term is going.
The voice of soul singer Sam Cooke filled the air as about 100 people gathered in the Reitz Union Amphitheater Tuesday night.
As memories of the civil rights movement begin to blur and tales of integration fade with time, the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program is striving to bring these stories back into focus.
He turned himself in to local authorities Tuesday morning.
Bricks with statements including “You aren’t smart enough to do that” and “Homos are sinners” were stacked on the Reitz Union North Lawn Tuesday.
Privacy is one thing travelers may soon have to do without.
In the aftershocks of last week’s earthquake in Haiti, UF students have rallied together to raise funds and supplies to send to the victims of the disaster.
Michael Cook, a UF professor in the Rinker School of Building Construction, was taken to Shands at UF Saturday after he had a heart attack at the Southwest Recreation Center.
MORE JOB SEEKERS ARE EXPECTED TO ATTEND.
Candles illuminated the Reitz Union Amphitheater Friday night as hundreds of UF students and faculty gathered to remember those affected by the earthquake in Haiti.
Students didn’t have time to sleep Saturday night at the Sleep Out for the Homeless event on Turlington Plaza.
Some volunteers chose to pick up paintbrushes and Lysol wipes instead of hitting the snooze button Monday morning.
Getro Naissance spent his holiday weekend bandaging wounds and lifting rubble off dead bodies in Haiti.
Susan Johnson is writing on behalf of the Better Business Bureau of Northeast Florida whether the Bureau wants her to or not.
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