Cooper wins 110-meter hurdles in college debut
Mar. 23, 2008Someone forgot to tell Jarius Cooper he's only a freshman.
Someone forgot to tell Jarius Cooper he's only a freshman.
A UF student involved in a single-car crash on Wednesday died Thursday morning.
Students passing by Library West may find themselves stumped by a new public art display constructed from tree parts and installed Sunday.
It was a family affair for the Gators on Easter Sunday.
A 38-year-old Gainesville man was arrested with charged with first-degree murder Friday after a witness reported the crime to police.
Lake Wauburg is a great place for spring and summer fun, close to UF.
While UF students are in the midst of spring semester, UF's Career Resource Center focused on the next season with the Summer Job Fair Thursday on the Reitz Union Colonnade.
After months of protests, graduate assistants have won: Academic fees will now be deducted from their UF paychecks instead of being due before checks are distributed.
As the smoke settles and the Gators try to move on, UF coach Billy Donovan believes his team is right where it belongs.
The UF women's tennis team could not have asked for a better start to its Southeastern Conference season.
UF's Florida Tomorrow capital campaign is experiencing a slow-down in donations due to the national economic decline, and university officials said they are bracing for tougher times ahead.
A UF animal science class will hold its third annual cattle-roping competition, dubbed "Ropin' in the Swamp," on Saturday.
Plans to give UF's Southwest Recreation Center a $16 million makeover have gotten a couple nods so far, but they still need approval from two state institutions.
The Gators are taking it outside.
A UF student involved in a single-car crash on Wednesday died Thursday morning.
How many UF students take physics, chemistry or biology courses?
UF's claim that a student group's online-voting lawsuit was illegitimate will be investigated at a hearing next month.
Billy Donovan and Zach Arem have a lot more in common than one might think.
For Anthony Maroun, a corporal in the U.S. Marine Corps, it was an air conditioner that changed his feelings about fighting in Iraq.