ATO faces probation
By ILEANA MORALES | Dec. 6, 2007UF's Greek Judicial Board recommended that Alpha Tau Omega be placed on conduct probation for the spring semester following hazing accusations.
UF's Greek Judicial Board recommended that Alpha Tau Omega be placed on conduct probation for the spring semester following hazing accusations.
Manny Fernandez, a UF trustee and former chairman of the university's top governing body, announced his resignation today.
UF will construct a new life-science center by the year 2010 to help make research more marketable, UF President Bernie Machen announced at a Friday meeting of UF's Board of Trustees.
Student Government officials met to hear about the progress SG has made so far this semester.
A former Student Government official has become the first to throw his hat in the race for next year's Student Body president.
When life gives him lemons, Joe Vigliotti makes spaghetti.
Gainesville residents looking to tap into their inner lumberjack this holiday season don't have to look very far.
Researchers working on UF's Family Health Self-Empowerment Project (FHSE) for Modifying and Preventing Obesity are gearing up for a series of workshops to be held during the spring semester and are hoping to involve 175 Gainesville families.
It sounds like a lawnmower on loudspeakers. Blades whir at full speed, creating a frantic windstorm that spreads the smell of jet fuel.
When dentist Marcio Guelmann sees a patient for the first time, he takes two hours to fill as many cavities and pull as many infected teeth as he can.
The number of people hospitalized with a potentially deadly strain of antibiotic-resistant bacteria increased 220 percent over six years, according to a study co-authored by a UF scientist.
A UF student died Thursday following complications from a kidney transplant.
UF will hold a memorial service for Dr. Robert Cade, one of the creators of Gatorade and a former UF professor, today in the University Auditorium at 2 p.m.
Rachel Kirby walked out of the women's restroom in Weimer Hall 1080 with a sour look on her face.
What began as a friendly competition has now become a representation of one of the nation's biggest problems.
Overdosing on speed or Ecstasy is roughly the same as giving yourself a severe blow to the head, UF psychiatrists said in a recent study.
Members of UF's Investment Committee told UF protesters Monday they were open to suggestions about socially responsible investing.
The 5 percent tuition increase going into effect this spring will leave the State University System ,9.5 million richer, but each of Florida's 11 universities has different plans for spending its share.
Halfway through his term as Student Body president, Ryan Moseley has completed about 45 percent of his party's platform goals.
Florida Democratic Party Chairwoman Karen Thurman will visit SFCC on Wednesday to speak to a political science class of about 20 students.