Library creates harsher penalty for late books
By THOMAS STEWART | July 22, 2009If you/ve got any lost library books, now/s the time to find them.
If you/ve got any lost library books, now/s the time to find them.
"Where do you torpedo?"
Two local pool experts ranked the Reitz Union poolroom the No. 1 pool hall in Alachua County.
After initially saying no, UF is giving water pong a second shot.
It's a story about a dog and her family, and it's one of Oprah Winfrey's 25 favorite of the summer.
In a small den on the west side of the Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo, there are now four Asian small-clawed otters, two more than there used to be.
July 19, 1969, was an ordinary Saturday. But the following day changed history.
Red smoke rises above the scoreboard at the Swamp after Gator Growl.
In the first of what will likely be many meetings, UF President Bernie Machen discussed student safety with the owner and general manager of The Jacksonville Landing on Friday.
The Shakespearean tragedy of a young man/s quest for power will be transformed by the UF School of Theatre and Dance in its performance of "Macbeth."
Bruce Kone, former dean of UF/s College of Medicine, will receive $517,000 over the next three years as part of a resignation settlement that went into effect this month.
U.S News & World Report ranked Shands at UF among the top 50 hospitals in the country in its annual ranking.
UF President Bernie Machen's trip to Indonesia later this month is still on the schedule despite Friday's attacks at two luxury hotels in the country's capital of Jakarta.
Good news, ladies - Tim Tebow is single.
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences will have fewer deans starting next month, saving the college money and making things more efficient, according to the college/s dean, Paul D/Anieri.
UF's Student Health Care Center, known as the infirmary, will eventually be moving out of the center of campus to Radio Road, near the Lakside Residential Complex.
UF announced Tuesday it will receive a five-year, $26 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to cut the time it takes for scientific breakthroughs to become incorporated into medical practices.
This fall, students will enjoy 300 more parking spaces than last semester.
Citing privacy rules, UF officials aren't revealing what possible consequences a student fired for plagiarizing The New York Times during a reporting internship will face.
UF journalism students may face more than just hiring freezes when they graduate.