Budget cuts hurt UF language programs
May 12, 2008Norman Chang, 4LS
Norman Chang, 4LS
UF President Bernie Machen announced long-awaited and already controversial plans to slash the university¿s budget by $47 million to cope with state revenue shortfalls last week.
Florida's Board of Governors will continue to preside over the state's 11 public universities in its current structure despite a surge of support for a plan aiming to establish a new system with a limited board.
For 25 years, Gainesville has been trying to clean up industrial contamination at the Cabot Carbon/Koppers Superfund Site.
The air was hot, the sun was bright, and the sweet smell of frying zucchini swept through the pine trees like a cool breeze on a muggy southern day.
A 25-year-old UF student died May 1 in his grandmother's Plantation, Fla., home.
As the spring term was winding down here at UF and at other institutions of higher learning around the state, so too was the 2008 legislative session in Tallahassee. Last week, the Florida Legislature closed shop after three months of supposedly working toward solutions to the many serious problems facing our state.
Every morning Whitney Benik wakes up with a nervous feeling in her stomach.
With the first day of class behind me, it has finally sunk in: Summer is here.
The Tide nearly rolled right over the UF softball team.
Joseph Glover, interim dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, will become UF's provost on July 1.
ABC News has selected UF as one of five universities across the nation to participate in the first-ever 'ABC News on Campus' program this fall.
When the Wal-Mart Supercenter opened its doors last week, it brought more than convenient shopping to East Gainesville.
The Black Hawk's blades remained motionless, and its sturdy, army-green exterior didn't rumble with life. It hadn't been called to duty.
Duke is the three-time defending national champion in the world of NCAA women's golf, but the weekend belonged to the Gators.
Dr. Joseph V. Simone was named director of UF Shands Cancer Center and physician-in-chief of cancer services for Shands at UF on May 6. He will start July 1 and will replace Dr. W. Stratford May Jr., who resigned in April.
UF President Bernie Machen announced on Monday long-awaited plans to slash the university's budget by $47 million.
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