ROTC holds field day to recruit new members
By KRISTEN HUFF | July 6, 2008UF students got to prove they could "go Army, go strong" Wednesday at the Army ROTC Field Day on the North Lawn.
UF students got to prove they could "go Army, go strong" Wednesday at the Army ROTC Field Day on the North Lawn.
A single poster with a new message has replaced the signs that once advertised discounted airline fares outside STA Travel. The poster now announces that the agency's location has been closed.
Grab your cowboy hats and blue suede shoes, Gators.
New gym membership fees for UF students not enrolled in summer B classes have lost a little of their initial sting.
A strong belief in a higher power may correspond to higher grades.
While the number of Starbucks locations nationwide will soon be downsized by 600, UF students will still have all four campus stores to quell their caffeine cravings.
UF scientists have designed a device that could someday be put into the brains of paralyzed patients and help them control mechanical devices with their thoughts.
While UF's new bus-tracking system has been running smoothly since its June 9 launch, several changes have been made in response to student feedback.
Members of Student Senate passed resolutions at their Tuesday meeting honoring 28 UF students who died last year .
Since the Florida College System law went into effect July 1, SFCC is going by its new name, "Santa Fe College."
UF students got to prove they could "go Army, go strong" Wednesday at the Army ROTC Field Day on the North Lawn.
To say Kyle Edward Hughes was devoted to his 2005 Gator-blue Mustang would be an understatement.
While poetry, dance and performance serve as recreation for some, the activities can also serve as creative steps toward recovery for patients involved in the Shands Arts in Medicine program.
Putting a cork in its past, Library West reopened Monday after being closed during the summer intersession for a mini-makeover.
A recent UF research project focusing on the evolution of birds may ruffle some feathers in the science community.
While poetry, dance and performance serve as recreation for some, the activities can also serve as creative steps toward recovery for patients involved in the Shands Arts in Medicine program.
University Police Department officers are no longer allowed to make stops for traffic violations on roads bordering campus, such as University Avenue and 13th Street, according to a local court's recent ruling.
To say Kyle Edward Hughes was devoted to his 2005 Gator-blue Mustang would be an understatement.
In the face of a global energy crisis, Florida has turned to its universities for help.
SFCC's Board of Trustees approved a budget plan last week that will raise tuition 6 percent and cut $3 million in spending.