UF's Victory Over Violence, a club that aims to eliminate sexual abuse, will host a Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN) campaign until Oct. 13.
There are 14 million reasons why students should have voted in this fall's Student Government elections.
The girl with the bloodred lips and blond hair raises her legs seductively into the air.
Twenty-four hours, three guidelines, six films, one winner.
The helmet sat under her scooter seat, but Ashley Groves decided not to wear it.
A UF E-Learning guide to zombie invasion was posted among other plans for disasters by an employee. The document, meant as a joke, was removed Thursday evening after receiving national attention.
The helmet sat under her scooter seat, but Ashley Groves decided not to wear it.
Decorated tiles hang on the ceiling of the fourth floor of Shands at UF Children's Hospital, adding color and life to a usually dreary hospital hallway.
For many, the sun is seen as an inconvenience during a trudge to class or a reason to tan instead, especially during Florida's seemingly endless summer.
Through a sea of emphatic hand motions, exotic accents and first-person accounts, one woman spoke for thousands Thursday at UF's Constans Theatre.
The sounds of U-U-Unite, U-U-Unite could be heard ringing throughout the area outside the Orange & Brew early this morning as election results were announced.
It's 75 degrees outside; students are sunbathing and napping in the shade. Inside, sunlight is gleaming through open windows.
Armed with fliers, stickers and a Tupac poster, Student Government parties pushed their platforms on the first day of SG elections Tuesday in a last-minute attempt to garner extra votes.
Former Gators quarterback Danny Wuerffel will host this year's Gator Growl, organizers announced Tuesday.
Tuesday afternoon marked the kickoff of Healthy Gators' "virtual walk" from New York City to Gainesville.
When Justine Abrams started working as the stroke program coordinator at Shands at UF in 2006, she said she had about 530 patients that were discharged with a stroke diagnosis.
Dr. James Robert Cade had so much joy in music he wanted to share it with everyone.
Driving under the influence, battery, assault, public urination, marijuana possession and underage alcohol consumption.
As the hype surrounding Tuesday and Wednesday's Student Government elections builds, parties predict that campaign expenditures will begin to decline.
Karen Graves, an associate professor of education at Denison University in Granville, Ohio, discussed her new book, "And They Were Wonderful Teachers: Florida's Purge of Gay and Lesbian Teachers," Friday to about 30 students and faculty in the Norman Hall Terrace Room.
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