Shaye Portillo feels at ease knowing there are new weights and racks at the often-crowded Southwest Recreation Center.
UF’s Multicultural and Diversity Affairs is working to demystify the Native American Two Spirit culture.
Bethan Shipway fears she may have to move back to England if U.S. senators pass a new tax reform bill.
A bill mandating Student Government social media accounts to make a social media post announcing elections passed through the SG Judiciary Committee on Sunday.
Florida growers may face problems in the future with the introduction of nematodes, or microscopic worms, into the soil.
UF researchers won a national award for engineered heat-tolerant corn.
The color red keeps consumers focused on package labels, a new UF study suggests.
Gerrit Hoogenboom, a UF professor of agricultural and biological engineering, won an award for his decadeslong work in soil science.
The UF Center for Latin American Studies is striving to raise $5,000 by the end of the month.
UF alumna Eunice Heath was recently named a Forty Over 40 honoree for her role in developing inclusivity in STEM, or science, technology, engineering and math.
Darielle Costa devoured a slice of pumpkin pie and blueberry pie after running a mile on Hume Field.
Akash Barve’s only image of Thanksgiving was from scenes of the holiday dinner in “Fast & Furious 6” and the TV sitcom “Friends,” which he’d watch back home in Mumbai, India.
In the Graham Hall courtyard, four women adorned in tall, embellished headdresses sang traditional Russian folk songs.
The 14th annual Gators March for Babies walk began under a pink, purple and white balloon arch as the “Rocky” theme, “Gonna Fly Now,” played overhead.
Amid multiple cases of reported fraud among UF administrators, another former employee has been reported to have misused university funds for personal use.
Unable to focus on the PowerPoint that could turn him into an official doctorate student at UF, Ehsan Fereyduni broke down crying.
Irish artist Maser will spend 55 hours painting one side of Santa Fe College’s Fine Arts building this week.
For the Alachua County Labor Coalition, getting payment for hourly UF employees doesn’t begin or end with Hurricane Irma.
When Michael Cizek had his cheek swabbed outside Library West in November 2015, he didn’t think anything of it.
Beginning Summer B 2018, incoming freshmen won’t be able to apply for the undergraduate athletic training bachelor’s program in the College of Health and Human Performance.
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