Bright Futures Scholarship Program’s Web site, the scholarship was created in 1997 “to reward students for their academic achievements during high school by providing funding to attend postsecondary education in Florida.”
The event was sponsored by the Accent Speakers Bureau and Jewish Awareness Month.
In response to the health care bill passing in the House of Representatives Sunday night, I noticed a friend’s Facebook status that was something like this: “Here comes the downfall of America.” I expanded the comments to join in on the sarcastic follow-ups. “The health care bill is going to kill us all!” was my best candidate for something to add. Then I saw that they were all serious. America really was doomed in their eyes. Welcome to the end of the world, I guess.
UF Levin College of Law students gathered from noon to 2 p.m. for a “marry in” to protest the Defense of Marriage Act.
Florida’s inventors now have the opportunity to earn a little more cash to fund their creations.
For most liberals, independents and sane conservatives, Sunday’s passage of the health care bill meant one thing: Rush Limbaugh is leaving the country.
At a public forum Tuesday, Dan Rua told a group of about 30 people why Google should give a gig for Gainesville.
Vice President for Student Affairs Patricia Telles-Irvin met with the Coalition for Justice Against Police Brutality Tuesday afternoon.
Eric Greitens wants to challenge students to serve their communities by helping those who have already served their country.
Deonte Thompson came to Florida as one of the top wide receiver recruits in the 2007 class, but three years later, he still hasn’t produced on the field.
Steffi Sorensen stood at the free-throw line.
It’s spring, which means the sun is shining, the birds are singing and love is in the air.
Amanda Butler’s third season as head coach of the UF women’s basketball team wasn’t the charm she was looking for.
Check out this special festival edition of the Alligator's MusiCast.
UF’s Internet M.B.A. program is one of two in the world to earn a rating of “excellent” in The Economist’s “Distance-learning special 2010.”
Sam Hollister was always close to his twin brother Tom. And, as they grew older, they grew even closer.
Local reactions to the House of Representatives’ historic health care bill passing Sunday night were as partisan as the vote itself.
Last time I checked, there wasn’t a campus fashion police task force, and that’s the beauty of America and the public school system: wardrobe freedom for all. CJ Pruner, it is rather unfortunate that you’ve utilized your Alligator staff writer privileges to deem yourself some sort of faux authority on what people should be wearing.
Forget health care reform hysterics. The real drama occurred after the actual vote on Sunday night, during a debate on a procedural measure offered by House Republicans.
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