Homeless people in Gainesville got a free meal Thursday that has long been a grade-school lunch tradition: good old peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
A focus on graduate education highlighted UF President Bernie Machen's State of the University address Thursday.
UF students, faculty and staff who enjoy fresh produce soon won't have to travel far to get their fix.
When computer science and engineering senior Bryan Dubno was a freshman, he felt overwhelmed by UF's large campus.
The UF RecSports staff is hosting an event to promote student involvement from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. today at the Southwest Recreation Center.
Thirsty students need no longer carry cash on campus.
People wanting liver or pancreas transplants from Shands at UF will now need a Plan B.
Amy L. Lakatos was a prayer warrior.
The cost of living on campus has risen by about 3 percent from last year to this year, according to a UF Department of Housing and Residence Education administrator.
About 1,500 sorority hopefuls gathered in the O'Connell Center on Tuesday to participate in the sorority bid day ceremony.
Retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor will speak at the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts on campus Monday, Sept. 12 as part of the UF Levin College of Law's Allen L. Poucher Legal Education Series.
[Editor's Note: This story has been changed to reflect a correction. For the memo sent from Paula Fussell to faculty and staff regarding the new proposal, click here.]
"Can you tell me where a bus stop is?"
Thieves could find it harder to steal laptops this semester due to the University Police Department.
Students aren't even two days into the new school year, but that doesn't mean they aren't speculating about classes being canceled soon.
The unpredictable Gainesville weather may finally be tamed.
Sledgehammers flew into walls Monday to signal the beginning of construction on the second phase of the Center for Media Innovation and Research in Weimer Hall.
The beginning of the school year brings with it an army of shared treasures. We have college football beginning again, we have our wonderful midtown bars where our feet stick to the floors, and we have the freedom that only comes with living in this wonderful swamp we've canoodled in within the heart of Alachua County.
The public is welcome to celebrate the memory of UF health education and behavior junior Amy Lakatos at 7 p.m. today at a memorial service at the Reitz Union Amphitheater.
The semi-annual poster sale has returned for students in search of new dorm room decor.
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