Former White House employee and environmental advocate Nathaniel Reed spoke at UF's Pugh Hall Thursday night about two main problems plaguing Florida's Everglades.
UF announced Wednesday that it will be forced to reduce endowment fund spending by $1.5 to $2 million from April to June due to investment losses.
As Student Government elections inch closer, some political parties will be looking to fill their executive ticket by seeking applicants for Student Body vice president and treasurer in the coming days.
More adults than kids crowded the classrooms of UF's new Baby Gator Child Development and Research Center on Tuesday night.
State budget cuts were the center of conversation during Tuesday night's senate meeting, as visiting state lobbyists announced that upcoming increases in tuition will not be covered by Bright Futures.
As millions of people gathered in the nation's capital to hear the voice of America's new president, about 100 students packed UF's Orange and Brew Tuesday to celebrate the Inauguration Ceremony from afar.
"The monkey got out of the cage."
Soon the DNA collected from hair strands will identify more than just human culprits thanks to a new UF department
Mike Rowe is in a bat cave, gas mask strapped to his face, and he's surrounded by 40 million Mexican free-tailed bats during breeding season.
A UF anthropology professor was arrested Saturday night after he admitted to trying to trade cocaine for sexual favors from another man.
Congressman Cliff Stearns selected Santa Fe College to host the Inaugural Celebration for President Barack Obama today at the college's Northwest Campus.
Perhaps the Writing on the Wall Project did bring about change this past year.
When President Barack Obama is sworn into office at noon today for the 56th Presidential Inauguration, some UF students will be among the millions there.
Now that UF has decided on a budget cut target for the 2009-2010 fiscal year, the question becomes: What can be cut?
Following the plagiarism controversy that surrounded him last spring, English professor James Twitchell retired last month, ending a 35-year career at UF.
A white 1994 Ford Explorer was consumed by fire in front of Turlington Hall just after 7 a.m. on Friday.
Student Government-funded renovations over winter break have ended in the student organization wing of the Center for Student Activities and Involvement on the third floor of the Reitz Union.
He does not have a car, but he won free eco-friendly fuel for a year.
In addition to football, UF also takes the No. 1 ranking in Peace Corps volunteer recruitment for the Southeast, having sent 53 alumni overseas last year.
If there's one thing besides national championships that UF should be getting used to by now, it's budget cuts.
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