Paralyzed hockey player Travis Roy speaks at UF
By CHELSEA KEENAN | Nov. 13, 2008In the time it takes to put on a pair of shoes, Travis Roy's collegiate career as a hockey player was over.
In the time it takes to put on a pair of shoes, Travis Roy's collegiate career as a hockey player was over.
When she came to give her testimony, Kelli couldn't express the significance of the past 14 years in her life.
A UF College of Dentistry computer server containing personal information of about 344,000 patients was breached by an unauthorized intruder, UF officials announced Wednesday.
Sara-Nett Wood's parents first met when her father came to UF on the GI Bill in 1946.
Darren Heitner walked around the Levin College of Law courtyard with a steady, confident pace Wednesday afternoon while his peers scrambled from class to class.
The Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program may be popular with UF students, but the student aid is hurting the university, UF's Chief Financial Officer Matt Fajack said in a Wednesday speech.
Student Senate is going on a field trip.
It was 8 a.m. when the bagpiper began trotting down the hill. The first sound of tradition.
In an attempt to stomp out alcohol-related injuries during the UF-South Carolina football game this weekend, UF First Lady Chris Machen has partnered with Shands at UF and Student Government to create the Gator Watch campaign.
Some student leaders have made efforts in recent weeks to make Student Government more transparent since October's private e-mail scandal.
Even getting arrested for filming in the West Bank didn't stop Hilla Medalia.
The Olam Cafe, located in Hillel, has launched a line of kosher options available at campus convenience stores.
Death touched Victor Cote, a former prisoner of war, but it did not reach out for a full embrace.
Five Korean traditional drums echoed inside the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom on Tuesday evening in celebration of UF's Asian Awareness Month.
Magic tricks and stripper poles were promised to appear during a Dashboard Confessional set on Saturday night.
UF law students learned from the former leader of the American Civil Liberties Union how they could get involved with the organization in protecting civil rights, even if they haven't graduated.
The ground floor of the Reitz Union can be a lonely place.
Video game rockers who dedicate hours of practice to playing plastic guitars and drums could finally take their act to the main stage.
A group of University Police officers entered the Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity house Monday night to find 36 pledges kneeling shirtless on the floor of the basement.
Kyle Cavanaugh, UF senior vice president for administration, will leave in January to lead human resources at Duke University.