Your classroom is a 2,070-acre forest. Your goal in life is to save the natural environment. Your classmates may include a few prickly creatures. Your major? Forest resources and conservation.
Sawyer peered through the holes of his kennel Saturday at his new family with what looked like a smile.
Wednesday night, a speaker came to the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts and delivered what was an enthralling, interesting and appropriately comedic speech I will likely not forget.
As freshmen year comes to a close, here are things one blogger recommends you must do before summer arrives.
UF students and Gainesville residents can cast their ballots early for the April 16 mayoral runoff election beginning today.
At the end of last month, an oil pipeline ruptured in central Arkansas. According to CNN, 12,000 barrels of oil spilled into the state. Homes were evacuated, and residential streets were filled with flowing, black oil.
Biting into a science experiment may not sound all that appetizing, but Hannah Gavin said she wouldn’t mind giving it a taste test.
Every year, Norma Nickerson attends the Santa Fe College Spring Arts Festival with an interest in how the artists create their masterpieces.
Construction begins today on a new learning center in the Austin Cary Memorial Forest.
In celebration of the 90th annual Gator Growl and Homecoming, the theme for 2013 has been announced as Footprints of the Swamp.
The Gators’ spring “game” on Saturday was boring.
When UF alumna Stephanie Seguin was a student, she had to resort to the “crossing-your-fingers-and-hope-you’re-not-pregnant method” of contraception when the pharmacy was closed.
An article published in the April 5 issue of the Alligator contained some misinformation about the UFApps service. On behalf of UF Information Technology, I would like to clarify these issues.
UF students waiting for grades to be uploaded might be able to stop refreshing e-Learning.
The opening ceremony of the From One Witness to Another: Genocide Awareness Series began Sunday on Bo Diddley Community Plaza.
Through four innings on Sunday, it looked as if Florida was going to have a showing identical to its 2-0 loss to Mississippi State on Saturday.
Watching a river otter trying to turn flips in muddy, 5-inch-deep water almost made Dawn Fox cry.
One UF student is competing to win the New York Job Project, a contest geared toward people with a passion for public relations and social media.
Florida’s trademark in 2013 has been scoring early and often.
Danielle Collins played with momentum on Sunday.
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