Study Edge offers pledge to fraternities for study service
By Meredith Mulvihill | Nov. 26, 2012UF’s Interfraternity Council partnered with Study Edge earlier this semester, and it’s paying off.
UF’s Interfraternity Council partnered with Study Edge earlier this semester, and it’s paying off.
Black Friday lived up to Nava Ottenberg’s expectations.
Gainesville Police will be shopping for a new pawed partner and medical equipment with some of Gainesville residents’ lunch money.
An ordinary dress would never work for Slaviana Stefanova.
I am not a music snob. I don’t particularly care if you think either The Beatles or One Direction is the best band of all time.
For some students, The Swamp is more than the home of the Florida football team. It’s a library, a cafeteria, a classroom and a gym.
Students on UF’s campus have been “Whisper”ing this semester.
Gainesville Police officers arrested a man accused of raping a 19-year-old autistic man in a northwest Gainesville park.
Students can dance the Macarena, decorate Reptar cookies and conduct Bill Nye science experiments at the Reitz Union Board Entertainment’s Hip-Hop Until You Don’t Stop Throwback night.
College students are “hooking up” — but not as often as you may think.
I recognize as citizens of the United States we have the right to publish our opinions — no matter how misguided, poorly researched or morally questionable they may be.
After Florida’s 58-40 win against Savannah State on Nov. 20, coach Billy Donovan praised UF’s defense. On Friday, Donovan’s admiration had faded.
Two Gainesville organizations are collecting donated coats and jackets as the weather grows colder.
And the gang is all back together!
‘Tis the season to be opinionated, folks!
The Nov. 23 opening of the downtown Plaza Ice Palace skating rink has been postponed until Friday due to technical problems.
UF’s Historical Preservation Program purchased a FARO Focus3D laser scanner earlier this month to document sites throughout the country, preserving 3D scans of any location.
Registration season is here, which for many UF students means hours of stalking ISIS, consulting friends about courses and researching professors.
At the most recent Presidential Search Committee meeting, chairman David Brown asked members to reserve the weekends of Dec. 7 through Dec. 9 and Jan. 10 through Jan. 12 for possible candidate interviews.
It’s time for Black Friday to be illegal. Seriously.