UF investment organization to hold public meeting
By KIM WILMATH | Dec. 2, 2007After fielding months of protests and written complaints about its investments, UF is responding.
After fielding months of protests and written complaints about its investments, UF is responding.
UF President Bernie Machen got his Christmas present a little early this year, and it has five zeros.
Twirling and pliéing, UF students danced this weekend to help provide food for people in Alachua County.
When Allison Stark pictures a geek in her mind, she said she sees a skinny guy wearing glasses and staring longingly at a beautiful girl, too shy to approach her.
A UF student organization is sending hope to African children this holiday season in the form of sneakers.
The University Police Department is investigating three burglary calls in a UF residence hall.
A UF class will host a race to raise money for two children's organizations.
A steak developed at UF has become one of the most popular steaks in the nation.
Bleak budgetary times have become the norm for UF, and new financial solutions could mean out-of-pocket fees for students.
The student online fee discussed at Thursday's committee meetings for UF's Board of Trustees is still up for negotiation after a meeting Friday morning.
Although it has been approved by the UF students, the renewable energy fee still has to get by a long list of officials before it can become a reality.
UF students can skip the long lines this book-buyback season thanks to a new UF book market Web site.
Courage, hope and faith.
Students and faculty gathered Thursday for a panel discussion about misconceptions of Islam in response to the controversial promotion of a movie about "Radical Islam."
Sitting across from an empty lawn chair, Michael Berry waits for someone, anyone, to talk to.
In an event free of protest and interruption, an author and a Hispanic leader debated immigration Wednesday night at UF.
Thanks to UF officials, die-hard Gators fans might never have to leave campus - and they mean never.
Budget cuts and extra fees will be the leading issues discussed today and Friday by UF's highest governing body, the Board of Trustees.
A former Sri Lankan slave will speak about human trafficking today.
Christmas shows don't usually include a rap by Santa.