UF law students, faculty discuss controversial memo
By Paige Fry | Sep. 16, 2016A memo addressed to administrators of UF’s Levin College of Law asking them to cut the graduate taxation program is forcing students and faculty to speak out.
A memo addressed to administrators of UF’s Levin College of Law asking them to cut the graduate taxation program is forcing students and faculty to speak out.
Florida announced a $100 million plan on Friday to revamp its athletic facilities, including building a stand-alone football complex and renovations to its baseball and softball stadiums.
Four years ago at Kendall Soccer Park, Eddy Pineiro did something abnormal.
So North Texas is coming into town this weekend to close out Florida’s three-game home stand to open up the season.
As he sat comfortably in a collared Gators shirt, smiling at the wreath of reporters surrounding him minutes after his team demolished Kentucky 45-7 on Saturday, defensive lineman Caleb Brantley said something interesting.
While Antonio Callaway is questionable for Saturday’s game against North Texas, several other players will not play.
On Monday, when Florida men’s golf coach J.C. Deacon recapped his team's weekend tournament, the first thing he said was UF could’ve played better.
UF women’s tennis coach Roland Thornqvist and his team are no strangers to success at the Duke Invitational.
It’s been a long, tiresome journey.
After more than a year as dean, Laura Ann Rosenbury has changed the face of the UF Levin College of Law.
Jaliyah Howard, like most first-graders, has a natural affinity for exploring the world.
The night before she was set to leave, Cindy Nelly’s living room was full of supplies.
The days of clogged traffic along Northwest Eighth Avenue may end this Fall as roadwork in the area nears its final stages.
Police officers and deputies were justified in their killing of a 16-year-old in March, a grand jury ruled Wednesday.
UF researchers are recruiting about 400 children for a study about youth brain development and health.
A cross-county car chase ended near Gainesville on Tuesday morning with four arrests and more than $3,000 thrown out a window.
Cassidy Meyers grabbed a piece of red chalk to write “Lib West needs more plugs” on a chalkboard Thursday morning.
My daughter moved into on-campus housing in August 2016. She was so excited to begin her college experience that she moved in early by volunteering as a Gator Aide to help others before the semester started. That excitement was short-lived.
Change is natural. Change is good. There are not many emotions greater than the anticipation of change. It gives us everything we can want in life: something to look forward to, to desire. Plans held into the not-too-distant future help us trudge through the monotonous present, giving us an attainable shift out of our current boredom and into something new.
On Monday, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom David Cameron announced his resignation as a member of Parliament for the Conservative Party, three months after the Brexit referendum. While he may be remembered for years to come as “the man who accidentally caused Britain to leave the European Union,” Cameron also leaves a powerful legacy behind — perhaps one that American Republicans can learn from.