Some students enjoy the smell of fresh sun-dried laundry. Some students prefer to dry their laundry on a clothesline to protect against the wear and tear of the electric dryer. But, like anyone else who lives on the UF campus, Ricardo Brown-Salazar is unable to use a clothesline to dry his clothes.
It's all in a name when it comes to political parties competing in this fall's Student Government election.
The ,5 million of state funds given to UF will not only be used to finance the salaries of the 15 new faculty members and eight new advisers, but for upkeep at UF as well.
New and old faces trailed into the Stephen C. O'Connell Center on Thursday night to get a taste of The Gator Nation for Gatorfest.
(Jeremiah Stanley / Alligator) Hip Hop Collective member J.J. Richardson breakdances on Turlington Plaza Wednesday afternoon during a Breakdancing Club recruitment event.
UF students who want to get involved with Student Government will have their shot Friday.
UF's Gator Growl, billed as the world's largest student-run pep rally, will be backed by "the Network" this fall.
Student leaders from across the state had the opportunity to talk shop with Florida Gov. Charlie Crist on Tuesday, including UF Student Body President Ryan Moseley.
With a search committee created to find applicants for the position, there could be a new dean at the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences in about a year.
The fall Student Government election will soon kick into high gear now that political party registration ended today.
Under the blazing midday sun Wednesday, about 50 members of Students for a Democratic Society marched from Turlington Plaza to Tigert Hall to give a letter to UF President Bernie Machen. It urged him to publicize UF's investment details.
Roughly 200 new international students came to UF's Grand Ballroom to meet and greet each other and faculty scholars.
Tension grips the fishing line as the snook struggles to escape from the hook penetrating its mouth.
It's no longer champagne wishes and caviar dreams.
Editor's Note: This is the second story in a two-part series on the Gator Marching Band. The first story ran Aug. 27.
While law schools across the nation might have to turn in records on their affirmative action policies and their effectiveness, UF will have to prove its diversity recruitment efforts in another way.
Eric Keys received a ,9,000 grant Friday from the National Science Foundation to study the physical and social impact of Hurricane Dean on the southern part of Mexico, according to a UF press release.
Florida's real estate market is stabilizing compared to a bleak outlook nationwide, according to a recent UF study.
UF's Student Senate completed its annual reapportionment hearings Tuesday night in preparation for the fall Student Government election. Several colleges and living districts will see slight changes in representation.
The first speech of the series will take place today at the UF International Center at 1 p.m.
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