Student dies in car crash; friends plan memorial
By THOMAS STEWART | Jan. 5, 2009UF student Michelle Moses, 21, a fourth-year elementary education major, died while driving home to Mason, OH, a suburb of Cincinnati, over winter break.
UF student Michelle Moses, 21, a fourth-year elementary education major, died while driving home to Mason, OH, a suburb of Cincinnati, over winter break.
A study released during winter break pointed to a gap in SAT scoring between college football and basketball players compared with their classmates' average, a trend that extended to UF's own football team.
UF's administrators are setting stricter expectations for classroom attendance as the football team plays its second national championship game in two years.
UF announced a search Monday to replace Daniel Wubah, who has been UF's associate provost for undergraduate academic affairs since 2007.
Though UF officials previously said they didn't expect mid-year budget cuts, they are now preparing to take another hit this month from the Florida Legislature.
Select merchandise will be 20 percent off at the University of Florida Bookstores today thanks to a continued effort by Student Government.
Suggestions from the Student Senate committee that reviewed the Replacement and Agenda Committee's ethical process were met with mixed reviews Tuesday.
Rafal Strzalkowski said his mother knew something was wrong when he was 12 months old.
UF's Southwest Recreation Center is turning your sweat into savings.
Today marks the end of the semester, but 13 students will participate in a class discussion Thursday, covering health care issues both at home and abroad.
More than 150 oversized ladybugs, spiders, butterflies and the occasional praying mantis invaded Turlington Plaza on Tuesday morning.
UF's Environmental Horticulture Club will host a poinsettia fundraiser off of Hull Road in the greenhouses behind UF's Fifield Hall.
Even the most experienced UF students may carry a guide when they return for spring classes - a parking map.
Imagine downloading and reading a course pack for free on your phone while sitting in class.
Romano Muñiz is on top of his game.
Just in time for the holidays, Bernie's giving back.
Senators will hunker down for back-to-back meetings tonight to wrap up the fall semester.
For UF students, school spirit smells like orange Valencia, juicy mandarin, cool Mediterranean lavender and sun-sparking ozone.
A semester of hard work earned students from UF's College of Engineering the chance to play Dr. Frankenstein for one afternoon.
When Brandy Jaworski couldn't sleep and needed to talk early Tuesday morning, she called her friend Michael VanWagner.