Hundreds of students were able to pay off their parking tickets by donating canned food through the UF Food for Fines program.
Five years after Faculty 500, a hiring initiative that aimed to employ faculty who could contribute to the university, was completed, colleges and departments at UF are still reaping the benefits.
At least 100 Santa Fe College general education courses are being reviewed in a months-long process prompted by Florida law.
A symposium in support of Palestinian causes was moved off campus one day before it was scheduled to take place.
Florida universities share similarities and differences in student government structures.
Health insurance benefits under GatorGradCare are expanding for graduate, teaching and research assistants.
UF professor helps Florida increase the state's student athlete safety score.
Five are UF faculty members, two are members of the Florida Board of Governors and three are members of the UF Board of Trustees. There is one student body representative.
Remains of the landmark oak tree in Norman Hall's courtyard that fell during Hurricane Helene are being removed.
The UF campus shut down Friday to make room for Homecoming festivities, including the Gator Gallop run, a festival and the Homecoming parade.
Dustin Lynch, an acclaimed country singer-songwriter, headlined the night fused with country music and UF traditions.
UF's Board of Trustees is a lesser known entity on campus, yet it is pivotal in the university's future.
A new UF Student Government initiative will allow students to pay for parking tickets through food donations.
Santa Fe College is hiring for a new position to focus on the institution's environmental impact.
Students vote in the second day of Student Government elections.
UF faculty have adjusted class schedules and helped the university navigate its hurricane response.
Dr. Riley Jones has dedicated his life to community service, which has taken him overseas and around the world.
Because UF campus is closed for the hurricane Wednesday and Thursday, the second day of elections has been rescheduled to Monday, Oct. 14.
Santa Fe College is closed Wednesday and Thursday because of Hurricane Milton, according to a statement from Santa Fe President Paul Broadie II.
Tuesday’s elections, however, will carry on as planned. Polls will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
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