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Winning team declared in SFCC competition
By DEBORAH SWERDLOW | Nov. 14, 2007As smiles exploded on the Bomb Squad's faces, team member Gus Moran couldn't contain himself.
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Student remembered by family, friends at memorial
By KATIE GALLAGHER | Nov. 14, 2007After the death of her sorority sister and friend Pamela Eve Frank, Jackie Weiner wrote her a letter.
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Orlando welcomes Florida's second IKEA store
By ANDREW TAN | Nov. 14, 2007ORLANDO - Jeremy Schrecengost said he came for the free Poäng.
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Student production of 'Vagina Monologues' holds last day of open auditions
By MEGAN JEFFERS | Nov. 14, 2007For females who have always wanted to express feelings about their sexuality and bodies in a public setting, the opportunity has arrived.
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Healthy Gators holds event to help smokers quit
By SARA RUBIN | Nov. 14, 2007Although the word "smokeout" may carry certain conotations, the UF group Healthy Gators 2010 has decided to take the word literally.
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UF, FSU receive ,5 million for science and math education programs
By KIM WILMATH | Nov. 14, 2007UF and Florida State University announced Wednesday that they will each receive ,5 million in grant money and state matching funds to revamp their math and science education programs.
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Jack Hanna to speak in Gainesville to support SFCC zoo
By KATIE EMMETS | Nov. 14, 2007Jack Hanna, a famous animal expert, will speak in Gainesville on Monday to benefit the SFCC Teaching Zoo.
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Parent involvement increases at universities
By OLEE FOWLER | Nov. 13, 2007For an increasing number of UF students, class registration is becoming a family affair.
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Office Depot join for discounts
Nov. 13, 2007UF students and faculty looking for a bargain this holiday season need look no further than their mailbox.
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Bands play free concert at Flavet Field
By CASEY BROOKE LAWSON | Nov. 13, 2007A UF Student Government-sponsored concert Monday hosted four bands: The Expendables, Reel Big Fish, Pepper and Less Jake Than Jake.
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Senate passes resolution commemorating law student
By ILEANA MORALES | Nov. 13, 2007At the request of friends and student senators, the Student Senate passed a resolution Tuesday that honored Catherine Barclift, a first-year UF law student who died Nov. 6.
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O'Connell Center fire causes evacuations
By ALEX TIEGEN | Nov. 13, 2007Jarrod Brinker massaged his bare feet as he sat in the chilly morning air outside Tolbert Hall.
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Student's cage art on campus stirs curiosity
By LINDSAY SMITH | Nov. 13, 2007Outside of a UF fine arts building, a human trap has been set.
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Death in a different light
By KELLY SEREIKAS | Nov. 13, 2007UF psychology senior Tarah Wood doesn't have a specific career plan, but she has nailed down a few details about her future.
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'Simpsons' writer discusses favorite character during speech at UF
By KATIE GALLAGHER | Nov. 13, 2007Mike Reiss, a writer for "The Simpsons," had his audience laughing within two minutes of taking the stage Tuesday night.
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Student improv group takes on social, political issues
By CASEY BROOKE LAWSON | Nov. 13, 2007For the first time in its annual fall show, UF's improvisation and sketch comedy group, Theatre Strike Force, will feature comedy sketches centered on social and political issues.
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Darfur documentary shown to UF graduate students
By KIM WILMATH | Nov. 13, 2007A documentary showed UF students Tuesday that there's a place in the world where people communicate with bullets and fire, and mothers are left without children.
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UF brings hazing charges against Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
By KIM WILMATH | Nov. 12, 2007UF is moving forward with hazing charges against a UF fraternity following an anonymous tip to UF's office of Student Judicial Affairs.
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UF Air Force ROTC ranks at top of U.S. medium-sized units
By ILEANA MORALES | Nov. 12, 2007Right before Veterans Day weekend, the UF Air Force ROTC was awarded a trophy for being the top medium-sized unit in the United States.
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UF Ethnoecology Society shares garden with community
By STEVEN WEINER | Nov. 12, 2007For the last year and a half, the UF Ethnoecology Society has been turning a small plot of land on campus into a garden of edible plants, medicinal herbs and other exotic vegetation from around the world.
