Horns blared and engines revved Tuesday night on the corner of 13th Street and West University Avenue while protesters clustered on the corner of campus cheered.
If you call the Freedom From Religion Foundation and get put on hold, you’ll hear a jaunty tune that sounds like it came from a wholesome 1950s TV show.
UF’s goals have been made a priority for a new university task force.
UF athletic director Jeremy Foley is not a fan of white helmets.
At a UF Board of Trustees committee meeting Thursday, members unanimously approved tenure for new hires and a raise in the cost of student living.
UF’s own Jeremy Foley will be having a one-on-one chat with students.
A new member of UF’s Board of Trustees has been appointed. But in order for that to mean anything, it’s important to know what the Board does.
A bill aiming to change the Gainesville Regional Utilities governing structure passed through its second Florida House subcommittee Tuesday.
Final interviews have begun in the search for a new dean for the UF Levin College of Law.
The UF Levin College of Law has reclaimed its position as top law school in the state.
This chart lists the overall enrollment numbers for undergraduates at UF. The color-coordination indicates a 2010 change in how race is recorded from applications. At this time, two new categories were added (two or more races and Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander). That is why no data exists for these two categories before 2010. The red numbers indicate where our calculated total differed from UF's by one student. After checking our math multiple times from the data provided by the university, we are confident our calculations are correct. This was the only time our results differed from the university's.
This chart lists the percentage of the total population each race comprises. The color-coordination indicates a 2010 change in how race is recorded from applications. At this time, two new categories were added (two or more races and Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander). That is why no data exists for these two categories before 2010. The percentages were listed as zero to preserve the formulas used to calculate the percentages.
These two charts indicate the change in enrollment by race. They are split by year due to a 2010 change in how race is recorded from applications. At this time, two new categories were added (two or more races and Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander). That is why no data exists for these two categories before 2010. When looking at the percentage change, it is important to keep in mind that smaller numbers will result in drastic changes in percentage. This can be seen especially in the 2010-2013 change for Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander students, whose population numbers are very small.
This chart shows the number of students who applied to UF from 2010-2015, by race. The calculated total indicates where we double-checked UF's math by adding each category together ourselves.
This chart shows the number of students who were accepted to UF from 2010-2015, by race. The calculated total indicates where we double-checked UF's math by adding each category together ourselves.
From left: City Manager Russ Blackburn, Mayor Ed Braddy, and interim General Manager for Utilities Kathy Viehe answer questions from the press after the state of the city address Wednesday afternoon.
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