Pooches at the sixth annual HOWL-o-ween Dog Costume Contest know what it takes to earn a Halloween treat: a killer costume and occasionally a few tricks.
The UF Student Health Care Center will begin offering flu shots to students and faculty during the next two weeks.
A UF student was arrested Wednesday after police found 153 grams of Ecstasy pills in his Hume Hall dorm room.
A recent study shows a long-held notion of college culture may be true: Students' political beliefs become more liberal while attending college.
At the request of Gov. Charlie Crist, UF President Bernie Machen said Thursday that UF will submit a budget proposal for the 2009-2010 school year that is 10 percent less than this year's budget.
The third annual ButterflyFest will flutter into the Florida Museum of Natural History this weekend.
All those extra coughs, sneezes and runny noses are adding up.
Fred Pearce drinks his own sewage water.
While blasting music through iPod headphones may seem harmless now, the noise could cause serious hearing problems in the future, according to a new European study.
University Police Department officers arrested a man on campus Wednesday who they reported was carrying a gun.
A new electronic system for UF students to pay fees and access financial services went online Wednesday afternoon, two days after the initially planned launch on Monday.
Florida's Board of Governors has come one step closer to filling the shoes of outgoing Chancellor Mark Rosenberg.
He fished with guns and was famously fired for destroying a candy machine.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens will speak at UF this November, according to an e-mail sent to UF law students Tuesday.
Some UF professors have qualms with the university's handling of a new state law intended to give students time to find the best deals on textbooks.
Two questions that appeared on the ballot in last week's Student Government election received popular responses from students, but the measures needed to turn the questions into action are uncertain.
Rosie the tarantula crawled along Carl S. Barfield's left arm at a table on the Reitz Union Colonnade Tuesday.
The parents of a 3-year-old who died from a chemical overdose at Shands at UF about a year ago were given a chance to present their case to the Florida Board of Pharmacy on Tuesday.
Urban Meyer and Billy Donovan will flex their fundraising muscles this year for the sake of college affordability.
Forget "Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus." Now, men are like microwave ovens, and women are like crock pots.
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